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It's easy to understand the wider plan when you understand the Hydrogen uses for PGM's and also what Japan are aiming to achieve with their Hydrogen plans -

"In a PEM electrolyser, water is split using electricity in the presence of Iridium & Platinum based catalysts into its constituent elements; Hydrogen and Oxygen. If the electrolysis uses electricity from a renewable source, then the Hydrogen that is formed is classed as "Green Hydrogen" meaning it has a 0% carbon footprint. Often renewable energy is intermittent and PEM technology has the quickest response time of similar technologies so is ideally suited for use with renewables. There are many times when renewable energy is being made but not harnessed and the use of electrolysis allows for this energy to be captured and stored."

https://www.ceimig.co.uk/hydrogen-economy

"Palladium has the potential to play a major role in virtually every aspect of the envisioned hydrogen economy, including hydrogen purification, storage, detection, and fuel cells."

https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S1369702111701432#:~:text=Palladium%20(Pd)%20exhibits%20a%20number,palladium%20hydride%20(PdHx).

What PGM's and Hydrogen is left over (which will be the vast majority) will go to relevant markets. Japan is looking to be the Hydrogen leader, have you heard of Woven City? -

"ENEOS and Toyota Come Together to Make Woven City the Most Hydrogen-Based Society"

https://global.toyota/en/newsroom/corporate/35298631.html

https://www.woven-city.global/

GLA

The same as every other stock in the World. No idea why people get so fixated on it, any small scale movement is just that.

The real value is the LTH plan, holding a large position as the BOD and advisers get their top level plan on the ground.

ENTIRE district of potential tier-1 assets and a huge green Hydrogen JV is what is currently coming online here. Things of this magnitude take time to get everything exactly right in order to extract maximum value from Eurasia's position.

The professional BOD and the professional advisers all know what they're doing, all they require is the time to get it all executed.

Pop the feet up, grab a Koka Kola with Hydrogen ices cubes and fully relax.

GLA

Sees 2 countries working together -

"TOKYO, Sept 2 (Reuters) - Japan and Russia on Thursday agreed to work together on hydrogen and ammonia production, the Japanese industry ministry said on Thursday, as the long-time partners in oil and natural gas shift the focus to cleaner alternatives to fossil fuels."

"Japan, an investor in Russia's Sakhalin liquefied natural gas (LNG) facility and importer of Russian oil, has a target of carbon neutrality by 2050, while Russia has said it will cut its 2030 emissions to 70% of 1990 levels, a target it should achieve because of de-industrialisation since the Soviet Union broke up in 1991."

https://www.reuters.com/business/environment/japan-russia-cooperate-hydrogen-ammonia-fight-climate-change-2021-09-02/

GLA

Eurasia v.2.0, can you see it rising gently on the horizon there, coming up like the morning Sun shining very brightly.

Just kicked back myself with a Koka Kola, chilled with Hydrogen ice cubes and gently sipped to savour the flavour, total bliss!

The only thing required is the time needed for the professionals to get their work done, all juicy info will arrive via the red dot machine when it's ready.

2022, what an amazing year it is going to be for Eurasia Mining and all of her shareholders!

GLA

See page 5 of our recent Hydrogen presentation for power sources. Lovely wind turbine pictured, i wonder where the Cobalt for the magnets will come from?

GLA

I know a thing or two about a thing or two, i've had many years to research all of this -

"Russian trio plan 67MW wind farm on Sakhalin"

https://renews.biz/72033/russian-trio-plan-67mw-wind-farm-on-sakhalin/

It's never about the individual pieces of the jigsaw, it's about them all being put together to form the bigger picture.

GLA

"Permanent magnets in the generator create the magnetic field without any input of electricity, allowing the turbines to run at lower wind speeds while still producing energy. The use of permanent magnets also negates the need for a gearbox in the turbine, making the machinery more reliable and less expensive to maintain. As an important component of the strongest permanent magnets, cobalt is a vital element for renewable wind power."

https://www.cobaltinstitute.org/essential-cobalt-2/powering-the-green-economy/renewable-energy/

GLA

There are a few pretty much dedicated to tweeting most developments on both sides CAW. I've followed it all since 2015 after the Paris agreement was signed, that, realistically, is what has set the entire course going forward. It's also what lead me to arrive as an investor here at Eurasia Mining.

It's always very interesting to see others with such positive outlooks for this industrial revolution, after all, it isn't going to be sorted out by people working alone, it's the combined efforts of all which will see this through to a successful conclusion.

Here's another good source on twitter -

https://mobile.twitter.com/JoSamps92

Also this one -

https://twitter.com/fuelcellsworks

GLA

Cobalt isn't just used in batteries, contrary to popular belief -

"Cobalt (Co) is a metal used in numerous diverse commercial, industrial, and military applications, many of which are strategic and critical. On a global basis, the leading use of cobalt is in rechargeable battery electrodes. Superalloys, which are used to make parts for gas turbine engines, are another major use for cobalt. Cobalt is also used to make airbags in automobiles; catalysts for the petroleum and chemical industries; cemented carbides (also called hardmetals) and diamond tools; corrosion- and wear-resistant alloys; drying agents for paints, varnishes, and inks; dyes and pigments; ground coats for porcelain enamels; high-speed steels; magnetic recording media; magnets; and steel-belted radial tires."

https://www.usgs.gov/centers/national-minerals-information-center/cobalt-statistics-and-information

There is NO child labour in Russia.

GLA

You get some great articles on that site by the way, ones explaining the true picture of how things actually stand -

"NET ZERO ISN’T A ZERO-SUM GAME IN TRANSPORT – BOTH BATTERY AND FUEL CELL ELECTRIC VEHICLES ARE NEEDED"

https://hydrogencouncil.com/en/net-zero-isnt-a-zero-sum-game-in-transport-both-battery-and-fuel-cell-electric-vehicles-are-needed/

Could there be a clue for off take companies in the picture?, who knows, we'll all find out sooner or later won't we!

GLA

"HYDROGEN COUNCIL"

"Brussels, 12 July 2021 – The Hydrogen Council, a global CEO-led coalition working to accelerate the energy transition through hydrogen, has today announced fourteen new members. The organisation now counts 123 companies from across the globe representing a variety of sectors – from utilities, chemical producers, energy companies and engineers to mobility providers and bankers, among others – all committed to scaling up the hydrogen value chain to contribute to a clean and diversified energy system. The new members are welcomed by a new team of Co-chairs, with Cummins Chairman and CEO Tom Linebarger joining incumbent Co-chair Benoît Potier, Chairman and CEO of Air Liquide."

https://hydrogencouncil.com/en/newmembers-newcochair-july2021/

Awkward not having your LSE history to feed into at the moment, i posted a lot about Hydrogen and Japan links quite some time ago. Hopefully LSE get it sorted out, as even i can't remember everything due to how rapidly the landscape changed in 2021.

GLA

Eurasia v.2.0, can you see it rising gently on the horizon there, coming up like the morning Sun shining very brightly.

Just kicked back myself with a Koka Kola, chilled with Hydrogen ice cubes and gently sipped to savour the flavour, total bliss!

GLA

Here it is -

"· Project finance plan being developed further to ongoing discussions with Asian investors"

Quack quack, looks like all of the very top level ducks are lined up to me.

GLA

Remember the part about pitching for Asian investment -

"Japan, an investor in Russia's Sakhalin liquefied natural gas (LNG) facility and importer of Russian oil, has a target of carbon neutrality by 2050, while Russia has said it will cut its 2030 emissions to 70% of 1990 levels, a target it should achieve because of de-industrialisation since the Soviet Union broke up in 1991."

Such an easy share to be in this one.

GLA

Ring any bells? ;) -

"TOKYO, Sept 2 (Reuters) - Japan and Russia on Thursday agreed to work together on hydrogen and ammonia production, the Japanese industry ministry said on Thursday, as the long-time partners in oil and natural gas shift the focus to cleaner alternatives to fossil fuels."

https://www.reuters.com/business/environment/japan-russia-cooperate-hydrogen-ammonia-fight-climate-change-2021-09-02/

Slowly slowly catchy monkey!

GLA

"Strategy

In 2017, Japan issued the Basic Hydrogen Strategy, becoming the first country to adopt a national hydrogen framework. The national government has also issued several strategic documents covering technological and economic aspects, such as the Strategic Roadmap for Hydrogen and Fuel Cells (2014, 2016, 2019), and the green growth strategy.

Japan is focused on expanding its hydrogen market from two million tons per year today to three million tons per year by 2030 and 20 million tons per year by 2050; through scale, the country seeks to drive down the cost of hydrogen to about one-third of the current level by 2030. In March 2019, the Japanese government updated its Strategic Roadmap for Hydrogen and Fuel Cells (initially adopted in June 2014 and previously revised in 2016). The roadmap presented new targets on the specifications of basic technologies and cost breakdowns and defined measures that are needed to achieve these targets. For example, the mobility targets included 200,000 FCVs by 2025 and 800,000 by 2030, as well as 320 fueling stations by 2025 and 900 by 2030."

https://www.csis.org/analysis/japans-hydrogen-industrial-strategy

GLA

It's easy to understand the wider plan when you understand the Hydrogen uses for PGM's and also what Japan are aiming to achieve with their Hydrogen plans -

"In a PEM electrolyser, water is split using electricity in the presence of Iridium & Platinum based catalysts into its constituent elements; Hydrogen and Oxygen. If the electrolysis uses electricity from a renewable source, then the Hydrogen that is formed is classed as "Green Hydrogen" meaning it has a 0% carbon footprint. Often renewable energy is intermittent and PEM technology has the quickest response time of similar technologies so is ideally suited for use with renewables. There are many times when renewable energy is being made but not harnessed and the use of electrolysis allows for this energy to be captured and stored."

https://www.ceimig.co.uk/hydrogen-economy

"Palladium has the potential to play a major role in virtually every aspect of the envisioned hydrogen economy, including hydrogen purification, storage, detection, and fuel cells."

https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S1369702111701432#:~:text=Palladium%20(Pd)%20exhibits%20a%20number,palladium%20hydride%20(PdHx).

What PGM's and Hydrogen is left over (which will be the vast majority) will go to relevant markets. Japan is looking to be the Hydrogen leader, have you heard of Hydrogen City? -

"ENEOS and Toyota Come Together to Make Woven City the Most Hydrogen-Based Society"

https://global.toyota/en/newsroom/corporate/35298631.html

https://www.woven-city.global/

GLA

Definitely the sites best feature. When true shareholders green bin en masse the green bin people have no one to talk to. Everyone just sees a green stain where their post should be.

Over 300 in mine to date, but, it's realistically just the same people creating account after account. They have convos between the accounts trying to make it look like a legit convo etc. It's all very lame and transparent, has had absolutely ZERO affect on Eurasia's progress, as clearly highlighted by the new Hydrogen JV.

GLA

Pewee78, yeah it's a very interesting sector forming there also tbh -

*The UK’s first homes with appliances fuelled entirely by hydrogen have been officially opened by Energy Minister, Anne-Marie Trevelyan
*The homes demonstrate the potential of hydrogen energy to help achieve the government’s ambitions to tackle climate change by achieving Net Zero emissions 2050
*The homes provide the public with a glimpse into a potential emission free home of the future

https://www.northerngasnetworks.co.uk/2021/07/15/first-hydrogen-homes-open-to-the-public/

GLA

You're welcome and certainly CAW, it's quite easy to forget about WK at times due to what is starting to take place in Kola and Hydrogen Island for Eurasia Mining. I'm still keen to see what they managed to produce there this year with the 3 plants in operation. It's a tiddler compared to the Kola resources, but, it's still a very good PGM play in its own right!

GLA