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'Macron Says Mongolia to Supply Critical Metals for Green Push'

https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2023-05-21/macron-says-mongolia-to-supply-critical-metals-for-green-push?srnd=premium-europe

Clearly, the demand for non-Chinese strategic minerals is increasing; will EST's rare earth project prove commercial?

Theluckyone,

What thickness is the foil you are using in your tinfoil hat? "Standard Duty" foil is too thin to get good reception; the Flat Earth Society recommend a mm in thickness at a minimum.

'China bans Micron’s products from key infrastructure over security risk'

https://www.ft.com/content/e6a8e034-cbc2-4267-9b41-b7670db7d130

Nothing like an escalating trade war to hamper trade; just what the world's economies need when both China and the US are looking at looming recessions. The only big 'hot spot' seems to be the wider green energy sector, and El Niño is going to reinforce just how important this is going to be as temperature records are repeatedly broken around the world over the next few years.

So, we throw away the EU welcome mat and have to replace well-educated EU workers with others from less educated countries... Who would have thought that you would need more inferior workers to do the same quantity of work?

Theluckyone,

It is a stupid question; maybe you should consult the fool on the hill?

"Im not going to post all night "

Adrian; yeah, right, we believe you.

"What will I do for the rest of the day"

Drink bitter; lots of it.

The biggest risk to dry cargo - Liquefaction

https://maritime-executive.com/editorials/the-risk-of-cargo-liquefaction

Bit ironic.

Still not enough copper...

Adrian,

"I will be topping up ;)"

Is that because the value of your holding drops when the share price drops? As in the value is evaporating? Those placing shares at 0.18p...?

Interesting blog post by David Allen Green about private criminal prosecutions sparked by the FT article below:

https://davidallengreen.com/2023/05/the-commercialisation-of-private-prosecutions-re-send/#respond

https://txtify.it/https://www.ft.com/content/135ab383-5df7-4824-bed5-1199e60a8597

Basically, a private company is instituting private criminal prosecutions against shoplifters etc that the Crown Prosecutors do not think are in the public interest; the prosecutions are on a no-fee basis; if the case is won they make a claim against the state for their costs. A pizz taking loophole exploit.

"No more low-ball placings!"

Maybe arrange a group of shareholders / new investors to take part in the next placing (it does seem likely that there will be another) at a PREMIUM. If Prof Hargreaves were to invest with a group at 15p or 20p the share price would likely rocket.

I am sure the BOD would welcome such an approach; maybe some punters who keep posting that the share price is so undervalued would willingly contribute?

Evi,

It actually says: "Commercially available for $100,000 or for lease"

So, much cheaper than RR even after you use the heat to generate energy.

Hydrogen Twitter seems impressed [evi will like the Copenhagen links]

https://www.prnewswire.co.uk/news-releases/danish-nuclear-power-and-other-technologies-to-supply-fertiliser-to-feed-45-million-indonesian-people-301829526.html

https://www.copenhagenatomics.com/technology/

Also, they claim to be using a new type of electrolyser made by TOPSOE to manufacture the hydrogen to make the ammonia with; if the claim of '30% greater green-hydrogen output compared to other electrolysis technologies' holds up then ITM / CWR become worthless unless they can improve their efficiencies sufficiently.

https://www.topsoe.com/our-resources/knowledge/our-products/equipment/soec

Seems to be a nice sunny day to get drunk whilst watching for the mythical tankers at Horse Hill... Seems fair to expect a barrage of twisted posts from Adrian sometime after bitter o'clock.

ZA facing a bleak winter: "You can see where this is headed. The cycles are vicious and feed off each other. And will Stage 8 be the limit? If it’s not, industries such as mining could grind to a halt.

“If the power constraints become too severe, we could go into essential loads where the mining industry would only receive 20% of contracted electricity supply. At that point, only essential services like fans and pumping will operate,” the Minerals Council’s Teffo said.

“This means there will be no production from mines, nor processing, smelting or refining of minerals until electricity supplies are restored.” "

https://www.dailymaverick.co.za/article/2023-05-18-eskoms-stage-8-warning-is-a-chilling-prospect-for-sas-economy/

Some understandably say that crime is going to go through the roof when the power goes...

It has bounced a bit since I sold but... they are indicating that they will do a placing soon. No regrets

Chrome - uBlock Origin & Privacy Badger extensions = no ads or pop ups

15 million saved in 2021 according to The Lancet... you do like to pick your Scientists. In the bin...

https://www.thelancet.com/journals/laninf/article/PIIS1473-3099(22)00320-6/fulltext

They do not seem to have the resources for such a big contract... Will they place on a spike?