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Yep , also existing shareholders. All positive. ATB

GreenRoc's CEO, Stefan Bernstein, commented:

"I am very pleased about our successful raise of £470,000, which will allow us to finalise the PEA for publication in September, and further progress the work programme and planning for the development of the Amitsoq graphite deposit towards production.

"We are grateful for the participation in the placing of Alba Mineral Resources Plc and other existing shareholders of GreenRoc, which we take as a confirmation of the strength of their continuing belief in the fundamentals of GreenRoc and our world-class Amitsoq project.

"The raise was undertaken at 3.8p which is our current share price and I take that as yet another sign of strong support and belief in our Amitsoq project.

"I am also excited to supply a 200kg sample of Amitsoq graphite ore for test runs using FLSmidth's new REFLUXTM technologies. These REFLUXTM cells are newly developed and have shown to vastly improve recovery rates while reducing ore processing time, power and water consumption, capital and running costs and space needs for several different ore types. Positive results from this test will be very helpful in delineating the right processing technique at Amitsoq."

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Yoel Alemán, CTO of EQTEC, commented:

"These tests represent an important milestone for EQTEC in our technology innovation roadmap. The development of a steam-oxygen gasification process is key to application of EQTEC syngas to generation of a diversity of offtakes including hydrogen, methane or other biofuels (including sustainable aviation fuel or SAF), from a wide range of fuels including biomass, refuse-derived fuel (RDF), plastics and others.

"There are few successful steam-oxygen gasification facilities in the world, and we believe our success with these tests puts us at the forefront of clean, waste-to-value capabilities. From a technical perspective, we were pleased at how smoothly the technology performed throughout. The data we gathered will allow us to fine-tune our proprietary process capabilities and we look forward to applying the new knowledge to commercial-scale plants."

Yann Rogaume, Professor and Head of the ERBE Team, commented:

"The focus of these tests was not simply to determine the syngas quality obtained from conversion of Grade B wood waste, but to demonstrate the stability of the fluidisation and gasification processes and evaluate the variation of the process parameters on the thermochemical conversion process to optimise the production of syngas. We are satisfied that the tests indicate an efficient and effective conversion of a complex feedstock into syngas that is capable of supporting a high yield methanation process."

David Le Saint, Managing Director of EQTEC France SAS, commented:

"The Biogaz Gardanne project is one of several renewable energy projects in France enjoying strong community and government support at local, prefectural and national levels. It is indicative of France's progressive approach to development of new energy infrastructure, and we are delighted to be a part of helping to deliver that.

"For EQTEC, the active application of the steam-oxygen capabilities we installed in 2022 at the UL facility supports our innovation agenda, our business strategy and the Biogaz Gardanne project directly. The conclusions of these tests are important for demonstrating EQTEC's capabilities in applying our versatile syngas technology to a variety of applications, including RNG, which is rapidly becoming a growth market in France. I look forward to adding these exciting results to our feasibility work and to driving the project forward as a result."

Adam Davidson, Chief Executive Officer of Trident commented:

"Trident has enjoyed another positive quarter which saw significant progress at key assets, as well as the announcement of a new acquisition. Completion of the La Preciosa acquisition, an attractive long-life silver asset in Mexico, provides Trident with exposure to a new commodity well positioned to benefit from the energy transition and further adds to the diversity of Trident's portfolio.

"The dismissal of the appeal of approval of the Thacker Pass lithium project further validates the robustness of the environmental standing of the project and reaffirms the importance of the asset for US battery manufacturing. Trident undertook a site visit to Thacker Pass during the quarter and was impressed both by the calibre of the operating team and progress achieved to date.

"The existing portfolio continues to generate cash, and our balance sheet is in a strong position to act on a robust pipeline of prospective transactions. Royalties have a particular attraction to operators at present, as both debt and equity become more relatively expensive. We look forward to providing updates as the year progresses."

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China EV's

https://cnevpost.com/2023/07/28/china-gasoline-demand-could-peak-as-early-2024-ev-soar/?utm_source=substack&utm_medium=email

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Reminder

https://www.kearney.com/industry/automotive/article/-/insights/get-ready-for-graphite-shortages-as-electric-vehicles-boom

Nice interview, thanks for posting. ATB

Oce , starting to pick up some traction. ATB

Potential off taker !

Potential off taker !

Highlights

- Potential off-take customer for Amitsoq has requested graphite concentrate and spheronised graphite samples in order to conduct its own testwork.

- 700kg bulk sample of graphite ore nearing the final stages of separation at process engineering contractors UVR-FIA.

- Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA) and Social Impact Assessment (SIA) work progressing well with both studies remaining on track for delivery in 2024:

o Further ecological fieldwork scheduled for this August.

o Draft SIA Terms of Reference submitted for comment to Greenlandic Ministry of Mineral Resources.

- Preliminary Economic Assessment (PEA), being conducted by SLR, advancing as planned with expected delivery this autumn.

- CEO visit to Amitsoq completed in July to supervise bathymetric survey over possible location for Amitsoq tailings storage facility (TSF).

- Geological Survey of Denmark and Greenland (GEUS) has delivered a detailed study testifying to the uniformity of the Amitsoq ore.

GreenRoc's CEO, Stefan Bernstein, commented:

"I am happy to report progress on the many fronts needed to advance a project like Amitsoq through the development stages. We believe that the fact that a potential off-taking company has requested material for its own testwork demonstrates that our work on marketing Amitsoq to a broad range of major industry players is starting to bear fruit. To this end, further graphite concentrate material will soon be available from our bulk sample collected at Amitsoq last autumn.

"With the team of biologists from BioApp visiting Amitsoq in early August, we will have completed the main field sampling programme of the EIA, which is an important milestone to have reached. Similarly important is the submission of the Terms of Reference of the SIA to the Ministry of Mineral Resources in Greenland, which essentially marks the beginning of the negotiation process with the Government of Greenland towards exploitation permitting.

"The PEA work is in full swing and will be reported in September. This is anticipated to demonstrate how feasible and profitable a mining operation at Amitsoq may be and will be extremely important for discussions with potential project partners, ranging from anode and battery manufacturers to car makers and raw material traders."

GreenRoc's CEO, Stefan Bernstein, commented:

"I am happy to report progress on the many fronts needed to advance a project like Amitsoq through the development stages. We believe that the fact that a potential off-taking company has requested material for its own testwork demonstrates that our work on marketing Amitsoq to a broad range of major industry players is starting to bear fruit. To this end, further graphite concentrate material will soon be available from our bulk sample collected at Amitsoq last autumn.

"With the team of biologists from BioApp visiting Amitsoq in early August, we will have completed the main field sampling programme of the EIA, which is an important milestone to have reached. Similarly important is the submission of the Terms of Reference of the SIA to the Ministry of Mineral Resources in Greenland, which essentially marks the beginning of the negotiation process with the Government of Greenland towards exploitation permitting.

"The PEA work is in full swing and will be reported in September. This is anticipated to demonstrate how feasible and profitable a mining operation at Amitsoq may be and will be extremely important for discussions with potential project partners, ranging from anode and battery manufacturers to car makers and raw material traders."