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check how many shares fortune has got, you daft ****
It's imminent;-)
B*ggar all interest amongst institutions for whatever reason. We could do with something like this:
https://www.proactiveinvestors.com.au/companies/news/1010101/australian-vanadium-attracts-new-substantial-shareholder-in-resource-capital-funds-1010101.html
https://www.aa.com.tr/en/europe/eu-sets-new-rules-on-imports-of-critical-materials-to-ease-dependence-on-china/2847539
The European Commission on Thursday proposed new rules on imports of critical materials to ease the bloc’s dependence on China.?
The EU executive body presented a legal draft to ensure “the EU's access to a secure, diversified, affordable and sustainable supply of critical raw materials,” the EU institution said in a statement.
Critical raw materials, like cobalt, lithium, vanadium, and natural rubber, are used in strategic sectors, such as the digital, aerospace, and defense industry.
As “shortages in the aftermath of the Covid-19 and the energy crisis following Russia's invasion of Ukraine” highlighted, the EU “heavily relies on imports, often from quasi-monopolistic” suppliers, the statement said.
If adopted, the proposal will significantly alter the EU’s trade with China as the bloc imports currently 98% of rare earths, 93% of magnesium, and 97% of lithium supply from the Asian country.
In order to ease this dependency, the European Commission sets targets to increase European capacities for extraction and processing, and to involve new trade partners.
Under the new rules, a single country could not import more of a given raw material than 65% of the EU’s annual consumption.
The draft also supports the EU’s climate goals and its own net zero industry by demanding that at least 15% of the EU’s annual consumption would come from recycling.
The law would also give a boost to the European mining industry by requiring them to supply at least 10% of the bloc’s demand.
The EU will also look for new trade partners, and will seek to set up a “Critical Raw Materials Club for all like-minded countries willing to strengthen global supply chains,” the European Commission said.
The proposal has yet to be adopted by EU member states and the European Parliament.
https://m.engineeringnews.co.za/article/cheap-renewables-and-battery-storage-a-light-in-dark-times-2023-03-14/rep_id:4433
Let's hope we start getting mentioned in the UK press soon. Might be what's needed to get this ridiculous share price up.
The dog that keeps on barking.
How's Ramzan Kadyrov, Goaty? Given you a break recently I'm guessing.
Well said Lamps.
Getting the current corrupt t*ssers out would be a good start. Single market access is a no brainer imo. Let's see if he changes his mind on that.
Freeze energy bills now paid for with a windfall tax on the huge profits of oil and gas companies
Keep bills down in the long term by insulating 19 million homes
Establish GB Energy, a new publicly owned company, so the UK can’t be held to ransom over energy supply by dictators like Putin
Create thousands of good, well-paid jobs across our country, including for plumbers, electricians, engineers and technicians
Make Britain a clean power by 2030 by harnessing the power of marine and tidal energy, quadrupling offshore wind, doubling onshore wind, tripling solar power and ensuring the long-term security of nuclear power
Safeguard nature and our children’s future with a Clean Air Act, and crack down on water companies who dump sewage into our rivers and seas
Haha, is it possible he could do any worse?
https://www.energy-storage.news/sweden-battery-storage-market-to-grow-2-4x-in-2023/
Indeed Lamps.
Hmmm, do we have a solution for this?
https://news.sky.com/story/britons-paying-hundreds-of-millions-to-turn-off-wind-turbines-as-network-cant-handle-the-power-they-make-on-the-windiest-days-12822156
https://www.woodmac.com/news/opinion/africa-mining-energy-transition/
"The risk is a period of rapidly rising metal prices from mid-decade onwards as structural deficits emerge for several key commodities."
This link should work
https://archive.is/Lwj6l