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Here Ian, you basically require Methane capture to catch up with CO2 capture, you know, like the project they're putting in place at Teesside -

"Net Zero Teesside, part of the East Coast Cluster, will be based at Teesworks, and will now receive a share of the £1billion Carbon Capture and Storage (CCS) Infrastructure fund to create the country’s first decarbonised industrial cluster in the region."

https://www.thenorthernecho.co.uk/news/19656967.government-chooses-teesside-lead-green-energy-revolution/

It's a case of having multiple things going on at the same time to have the initial effect, then changing everything in a continued manner going forward to better sustainable methods and trying to arrive at full circular economies. It is a very complex rubik's cube to solve.

GLA

What would ultimately be required to make it as sustainable as possible as a stepping stone would be to power with renewable and adopt Methane capture more widely. Landfills, waste water treatment all also give off Methane. Solving the Methane capture problem would also has a huge widespread benefit -

https://www.anthropocenemagazine.org/2021/09/now-is-the-time-to-invest-in-pulling-methane-out-of-air-researchers-say/

GLA

Indeed Ian, but, like everything else at the moment it is an area of advancement. The bit as lot seem stuck on is in order to change a fossil fuel company to a greener company in the future is has to change over time. At the moment over 95% of Hydrogen is produced that way and it will continue to be the case until newer methods are more widely adopted.

"The study noted that emissions from blue hydrogen could be cut by powering the process with renewable electricity. However, the fugitive methane emissions from the natural gas would remain, and are substantial, it added, with total greenhouse gas emissions still almost half of those from burning natural gas."

The right route still can halve emissions in the transition window if applied correctly.

GLA

Most are fully loaded at this stage eddy, you're late to the party so to speak. The last ii wanted more at 26p, they only got what the company gave them at the time. Volume for a period afterwards was indeed quite large, i presume they got the rest they wanted on the open market. Now it's just the few grabbing what they can before big news like JORC's, asset sales and also asset acquisitions arrive.

Wardell Armstrong have just moved into a larger premises down South, they're in demand at the moment -

"Our Bury St Edmunds Office Has Moved to a Bigger Premises!"

https://www.wardell-armstrong.com/news/our-bury-st-edmunds-office-has-moved-to-a-bigger-premises/?fbclid=IwAR15mG82gzmaSqbXghz0B1DqmVNl49VHGE6-WKPTwj3HCklzqkJaR6jAZpY

GLA

There's nothing to worry abut eddy, Russia is setting up its Hydrogen economy amongst othere things. Norilsk and the ipmi have also just released a scientific and technology competition to try and help with the change -

"Areas of Research
Projects from any field of science and technology can participate in the competition. However, palladium applications in the hydrogen economy (including hydrogen storage and cleaning films, catalysts for electrolyzers and fuel cells, and hydrogen sensors), battery technologies (with palladium as a battery energy density booster), sensors, industrial catalysts or alloys are seen as the most promising areas of the research."

https://ipmi.corgano.com/

When you're changing and entire industry it's a collective effort, governments, large energy companies and commodity companies all work and fit together to make the plan happen. It's why the consortium model is popping up all over the World for the transition.

GLA

"Gazprom and Russian Government sign agreement of intent on hydrogen energy"

"Gazprom and Russian Government sign agreement of intent on hydrogen energy"

https://www.gazprom.com/press/news/2021/october/article539807/

GLA

The area is an old copper mining area, it's where the visible open pits have came from, old copper mining days there. The previously worked areas South of Monchegorsk have always been visible -

https://www.google.com/maps/place/Monchegorsk,+Murmansk+Oblast,+Russia/@67.9306123,32.8986447,22603m/data=!3m1!1e3!4m5!3m4!1s0x4431761ebd85e72b:0xdbf5f7a54ca1b697!8m2!3d67.943134!4d32.8919562

You can find some previous Copper mining reference here -

https://thediggings.com/mines/usgs10232359

Norilsk's Monchegorsk big copper project . . . . . . could be a coincidence, but, is more likely all part and parcel of taking the district to production.

"Kola MMC is preparing its own railway infrastructure for the implementation of the Big Copper project"

https://www.kolagmk.ru/news/2021-09-08/kolskaya-gmk-gotovit-sobstvennuyu-zheleznodorozhnuyu-infrastrukturu-k-realizacii-proekta-bolshaya-med.html

Koka Kola's all round!

GLA

When third parties have arrived at positive conclusions for the Monchegorsk district -

"Conclusions and recommendations:
• as a result of the completed enlarged geological and economic assessment of platinum-metal objects of the Monchegorsk ore region, it can be argued that in modern conditions, the Vuruchuayvench deposit (with the Plast "330", Yuzhnosopchinsky, Arvarench sites), as well as the tubing ore occurrence and the site Loipishnyun in the general GOK can be worked out highly profitably and are of commercial interest; • the facilities include the Plast section "330" with simplified access to the ore, as well as enriched with platinum group metals section Vuruchuayvench (S [Pt + Pd] ˜ 3.29 g / t, in
including Pd ˜ 2.9 g / t), which allows us to expect fast payback of capital investments; • it is recommended to carry out additional exploration of the deep horizons of the Vuruchuaivench deposit with the calculation of reserves; • assess the condition of the exploration well, which was passed to the Sopchi vein massif below Plast "330", as well as the possibility of selective mining of this vein massif using modern tunneling and small-sized equipment; • carry out a separate feasibility study of conditions for ore occurrence Nittis-Kumuzhya-Travyanaya; • based on additional data from the exploration of the listed objects, taking into account new information on the Poaz ore occurrence to develop TPP for long-term development of Monchegorsk ore region."

http://www.tsnigri.ru/magazine/RM/2021/2021_1_min.pdf

From that conclusion you'll recognise these named areas -

1: Vuruchuayvench, Arvarench plot - https://efgi.ru/object/3117078
2: Vuruchuayvench, Plast "330" area - https://efgi.ru/object/3117080
3: Vuruchuayvench, Vuruchuayvench plot - https://efgi.ru/object/3117079
4: Yuzhnosopchinsky - https://rfgf.ru/gkm/itemview.php?id=38851
5: Nyud-Moroshkovoye - https://rfgf.ru/gkm/itemview.php?id=53232 - Currently in the process of gaining the license.
6: NKT - https://rfgf.ru/gkm/itemview.php?id=53121
7: Poaz: Richard managed to find everything associated - https://twitter.com/RichardDugdale3/status/1410555717984137223?s=20 -
Poaz - https://rfgf.ru/gin/itemview.php?id=b2eabd5d1afdd02021dde143e6c0d859
"20300157 G-1-176GCM passport Layer 280
20131279 G-1-175GCM passport Eastern Vuruchuayvench
20124654 G-1-174GCM passport Poaz (bottom deposit)"
https://efgi.ru/object/20078236

It gives you even more confidence when you can put the jigsaw together from highly respected third party conclusions.

GLA

This is mining, this is not just one asset, this is an entire district. Most your issues lie in not realising what you have got yourselves into, clearly through a lack of research.

They are proving resources under the JORC code, that gains maximum value for any asset, not only that, they are creating a mining plan for the whole district, hence, output figures for MT Flanks and Rosgeo JV are also to be released as per RNS.

The communication is actually very effective, just some wish to twist things to suit their narrative with quite often changes.

Read RNS and the reports they have released, all relevant info is within them, you just have to be able to comprehend it.

GLA

I just see green boxes lol

"· Proposal received in May for the potential acquisition of substantially all of the Company's assets. Since then, additional interest from other parties is being considered by the Board"

"· Near nine-fold increase in mine revenue compared to the same period last year"

"· Recalculation of MT and Flanks resources and pit outlines, reflecting considerable metal price increase since FS of 2016, integrated to Detailed Mining Plan as announced 15 September.

· Block Modelling and open pit contouring and optimisation complete for 6 of 9 Rosgeo JV projects."

GLA

6 Rosgeo JV assets had been looked at, block modelling and open pit optimisations done. It's all in appropriate RNS, the official line of communication to the market and shareholders. There were 3 left to do.............time is all that is required!

GLA

Patience, you need to give people time to do their work. Wardell Armstrong are professionals, you are not, that is where the difference will always lay.

GLA

What's not to like?

"· Agreement with Rosgeo concluded in March to form a globally significant battery metals and PGM district on the Kola Peninsula, positioning Eurasia among majors

· Wardell Armstrong International engaged in April for several comprehensive tasks including JORC resource audits which are almost complete and are expected to be announced shortly

· Proposal received in May for the potential acquisition of substantially all of the Company's assets. Since then, additional interest from other parties is being considered by the Board"

Most comfortable position Eurasia has ever been in, a very easy waiting game!

Koka Kola's all round!

GLA

Who exactly could i possibly be scamming?. Here, take this as a real life example of me trying to support something which is vital to the transition, it can't happen without the required metals -

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RE: the future25 Jan 2018 17:16
Ohhhh yes, it is all coming together nicely!!!. Buy as many as you can at these bargain basement prices i say!

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RE: the future30 Jan 2018 12:43
You still for some bizarre reason just don't get it do you GD. WK is worth more than the mcap with ZERO value factored in for monchetundra and the tailings and so these short term sp fluctuations are pretty much irrelevant."

Now, let's see GFD's evidence lol

GLA

I'm pretty convinced that he suffers psychosis, appears very delusional with his most recent twitter posting. There were hints of it while he was on here, but, the full show has indeed appeared on twitter recently. I hope he's ok, mental health is tough and it's clear that they suffer pretty bad with it tbh.

There is no scam, what you'll find is that a lot of mines coming online for the green industrial revolution are previous Copper mines. It's just the nature of the beast, you get the needed metals in the same geological areas, PGM's, Cobalt, Nickel etc. If he understood geology a bit then he would understand that.

I'm only here to support the green industrial revolution myself, do as much as i can in spreading knowledge, once people have the required knowledge it is up to them how they fit into the bigger equation going forward. It's simply a case of as many hands on deck as possible, every person who can help is vital for the larger transition, i never underestimate anyone, i believe everyone could find themselves a fitting role in such a large revolution.

Even if people disagree with mining the metals needed for the future circular sustainable economy, they can always still plant some trees. Anyone can plant a tree!

GLA

The area is an old copper mining area, it's where the visible open pits have came from, old copper mining days there. The previously worked areas South of Monchegorsk have always been visible -

https://www.google.com/maps/place/Monchegorsk,+Murmansk+Oblast,+Russia/@67.9306123,32.8986447,22603m/data=!3m1!1e3!4m5!3m4!1s0x4431761ebd85e72b:0xdbf5f7a54ca1b697!8m2!3d67.943134!4d32.8919562

You can find some previous Copper mining reference here -

https://thediggings.com/mines/usgs10232359

Norilsk's Monchegorsk big copper project . . . . . . could be a coincidence, but, is more likely all part and parcel of taking the district to production.

"Kola MMC is preparing its own railway infrastructure for the implementation of the Big Copper project"

https://www.kolagmk.ru/news/2021-09-08/kolskaya-gmk-gotovit-sobstvennuyu-zheleznodorozhnuyu-infrastrukturu-k-realizacii-proekta-bolshaya-med.html

Koka Kola's all round!

GLA

When third parties have arrived at positive conclusions for the Monchegorsk district -

"Conclusions and recommendations:
• as a result of the completed enlarged geological and economic assessment of platinum-metal objects of the Monchegorsk ore region, it can be argued that in modern conditions, the Vuruchuayvench deposit (with the Plast "330", Yuzhnosopchinsky, Arvarench sites), as well as the tubing ore occurrence and the site Loipishnyun in the general GOK can be worked out highly profitably and are of commercial interest; • the facilities include the Plast section "330" with simplified access to the ore, as well as enriched with platinum group metals section Vuruchuayvench (S [Pt + Pd] ˜ 3.29 g / t, in
including Pd ˜ 2.9 g / t), which allows us to expect fast payback of capital investments; • it is recommended to carry out additional exploration of the deep horizons of the Vuruchuaivench deposit with the calculation of reserves; • assess the condition of the exploration well, which was passed to the Sopchi vein massif below Plast "330", as well as the possibility of selective mining of this vein massif using modern tunneling and small-sized equipment; • carry out a separate feasibility study of conditions for ore occurrence Nittis-Kumuzhya-Travyanaya; • based on additional data from the exploration of the listed objects, taking into account new information on the Poaz ore occurrence to develop TPP for long-term development of Monchegorsk ore region."

http://www.tsnigri.ru/magazine/RM/2021/2021_1_min.pdf

From that conclusion you'll recognise these named areas -

1: Vuruchuayvench, Arvarench plot - https://efgi.ru/object/3117078
2: Vuruchuayvench, Plast "330" area - https://efgi.ru/object/3117080
3: Vuruchuayvench, Vuruchuayvench plot - https://efgi.ru/object/3117079
4: Yuzhnosopchinsky - https://rfgf.ru/gkm/itemview.php?id=38851
5: Nyud-Moroshkovoye - https://rfgf.ru/gkm/itemview.php?id=53232 - Currently in the process of gaining the license.
6: NKT - https://rfgf.ru/gkm/itemview.php?id=53121
7: Poaz: Richard managed to find everything associated - https://twitter.com/RichardDugdale3/status/1410555717984137223?s=20 -
Poaz - https://rfgf.ru/gin/itemview.php?id=b2eabd5d1afdd02021dde143e6c0d859
"20300157 G-1-176GCM passport Layer 280
20131279 G-1-175GCM passport Eastern Vuruchuayvench
20124654 G-1-174GCM passport Poaz (bottom deposit)"
https://efgi.ru/object/20078236

It gives you even more confidence when you can put the jigsaw together from highly respected third party conclusions.

GLA

Indeed Bumble, there's loads of the stuff, an entire district full!

GLA

What's not to like?

"· Agreement with Rosgeo concluded in March to form a globally significant battery metals and PGM district on the Kola Peninsula, positioning Eurasia among majors

· Wardell Armstrong International engaged in April for several comprehensive tasks including JORC resource audits which are almost complete and are expected to be announced shortly

· Proposal received in May for the potential acquisition of substantially all of the Company's assets. Since then, additional interest from other parties is being considered by the Board"

Most comfortable position Eurasia has ever been in, a very easy waiting game!

Koka Kola's all round!

GLA

Knowing that JORC's, asset sales and asset acquisitions are coming.

All one has to do is pop ones feet up, kick back, relax and sip on some fine chilled Koka Kola!

GLA