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https://www.solarpowerportal.co.uk/news/puredrive_lands_new_funding_to_drive_battery_storage_expansion

https://maximeyes.me/specialist-solutions-for-care-homes/

Partnerships like this will scale up IMVHO.

The company said its Centrica Business Solutions division will play a key role in delivering on the climate goals, as it continues to expand its presence in the fast-expanding market for clean technologies, such as battery storage, combined heat and power (CHP), solar power, demand-response services, and energy management systems

https://www.businessgreen.com/bg/news/3073812/path-to-net-zero-centrica-sets-goal-to-deliver-7gw-of-clean-energy-systems-by-2030

Is the time right?

I'm optimistic with the cost of storage.

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/business-47941180

Tesla impact report, about time and adding to the momentum no doubt to see the end of Ice transport.

https://electrek.co/2019/04/15/tesla-impact-report/

Tesla impact report, about time and adding to the momentum no doubt to see the end of Ice transport.

https://electrek.co/2019/04/15/tesla-impact-report/

UK's biggest money manager warns on climate catastrophe

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/business-47941180

I do wonder how much focus will there be on Nevada and lithium projects over the coming weeks:

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http://www.digitaljournal.com/tech-and-science/technology/usa-plans-to-launch-a-nationwide-ev-supply-chain-strategy/article/547031

Washington - U.S. government officials plan to meet with executives from automakers and lithium miners in early May as part of a first-of-its-kind effort to launch a national electric vehicle supply chain strategy.
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That was my post from April 7th.

Defining times for junior mining companies, MMS is looking very promising on several fronts.

WTF is Morgan Stanley?

And another:

Clayton Valley Cypress

https://www.cypressdevelopmentcorp.com/news/2019/cypress-development-completes-drilling-at-clayton-valley-lithium-project-in-nevada/

Interview comparing with Bacanora (well to a degree)

http://www.kereport.com/2019/04/02/51426/

From 4th March RNS, Sav:

"We remain extremely excited about the Project which is strategically positioned to supply the expanding demand for spodumene lithium for the European EV market. The significance of the project is underscored by the high level of interest we are fielding from potential off-takers and strategic partners, both European and international."

Pretty upbeat, I do hope EMH get some positive news soon I was hoping they would hinting at interested parties by now.

Oh well, we are lucky to have the Oz assets.

http://www.lse.co.uk/share-regulatory-news.asp?shareprice=SAV&ArticleCode=lepcrlps&ArticleHeadline=Agreement_to_secure_100_of_the_Mina_do_Barroso

Lithium activity in Europe!

http://www.stockmarketwire.com/article/6387561/Savannah-Resources-to-acquire-remaining-25pct-of-lithium-project-in-Portugal.html

More activity in the European lithium space.

https://uk.reuters.com/article/portugal-lithium-auction/update-1-portugal-plans-to-open-lithium-licensing-auction-in-may-minister-idUKL8N21S3LB

http://www.mining.com/web/chinas-general-lithium-launch-60000-t-spodumene-converter-end-2020/

However, the spodumene offtake secured by the company so far – from Australia, Brazil and Canada — will not be enough to feed the new facility. "We need more. We are in very frequent contact with all the major guys," the official said.

General Lithium currently intends to make 90 percent of the new plant's output as in-demand battery-grade lithium hydroxide and 10 percent lithium carbonate. "But our line designs are fully flexible and we can do the reverse," the official said.

I for sometime have belived that once battery storage reaches economic levels the we will see more applications in agriculture.

And intrigued as Plenty has recruited people from Tesla!

https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2019-03-15/twitter-former-cfo-joins-softbank-backed-farming-startup-plenty

I expect big demand for storage in this.

https://uk.reuters.com/article/portugal-lithium-auction/update-1-portugal-plans-to-open-lithium-licensing-auction-in-may-minister-idUKL8N21S3LB

I would suggest it's a blind alley stroga, I can't find any link to BCN or Hanwa the closest I can get is a secret quick shed build:

www.silesianhighland.com/pgxw/quick-shed-build.html

Polish website for some sort of image hosting that requires a login, I have tried VPN from other locations and no mention of search terms.

So not rumours just possibilities!

So when I discovered the Hanwa $450m funding I did just that, I posted it for others to decide, you can check under my posting history for 18th March.

BCN Circa $450m raised no dilution18 Mar '19
I wonder where Hanwa will invest?

https://www.hanwa.co.jp/ms/data/pdf/ir/20190312en_3230.pdf

KDNC Circa $450m raised no dilution18 Mar '19
I wonder where Hanwa will invest?

https://www.hanwa.co.jp/ms/data/pdf/ir/20190312en_3230.pdf

I would have to say your claim is questionable, sorry I generally give people the benefit of doubt and also understand that web browsing can give ambiguous results and lead you down blind alleys although I for one would like to see the link with the multi-factor authentication if don't mind obliging.

You could simply post the link and let others decide,

waccybaccy,

'my theory'

have you just woken from an induced two-year coma?

By the way, we sort of had a crash with Morgan Stanley (Feb 2018) forecasting an oversupply and the impact that has had on junior miners, the consensus then was they had it wrong and it's now becoming evident there will be a shortage and that message is being consistently repeated by other analyst and the larger producers.

I lied it's Australia:
Our number two project Litchfield in Australia near Darwin close to Core lithium
(Sorry if this has been covered previously)

How quick to turnaround?

The Company anticipates transitioning from explorer to producer by the end of 2019.
In 2017, Core discovered and defined the Northern Territory’s first lithium resource, completed a robust mining study in respect of developing the Grants Deposit (a key component of the Finniss Project), applied for a Mineral Lease, and concluded maiden offtake and prepayment agreements with Chinese lithium producer Yahua.

Core and Yahua have agreed to expand lithium concentrate offtake commitment by 50%; • Offtake has been increased to 75,000t per annum of 5.5% Li2O concentrate; • The Offtake Agreement includes a floor price, guaranteeing a robust operating margin and revenue for the first 2 years; • Core is in continuing discussions with various additional potential offtake partners and is focussed on executing further binding offtake agreements ahead of Financial Final Investment Decision (FID);

Core Increased off-take Announcement 1st April

https://wcsecure.weblink.com.au/pdf/CXO/02091927.pdf

Core’s Presentation
https://wcsecure.weblink.com.au/pdf/CXO/02077535.pdf

Kiran on brr media on the three Australian projects:

http://webcasting.brrmedia.co.uk/broadcast/preview/5c7930193ba003403113ec18
Litchfield is around 2:50

http://www.autonewschina.com/en/article.asp?id=18874

Five companies, including Lithium Americas Corp., are developing U.S. lithium projects that plan to use new technologies to extract the metal from clays, bromine and even oilfield waste, processes not common elsewhere and considered game-changing by some analysts. But not all of them have secured financing.

I don't believe MMS are very advanced in Nevada so maybe of no great significance other than securing battery materials is now seen as a matter of urgency by many countries.