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I've been hoping that we'll see a report, perhaps not too dissimilar to this one, any day now: "Small and mighty – the performance of a fuel cell micro-CHP" (Posted in November 2015) https://www.cibsejournal.com/technical/small-and-mighty-the-performance-of-a-fuel-cell-micro-chp/ === Initial results show the maximum heat recovered is about 1,000W at the return temperature of 15°C, and 300W at 45°C, which corresponds to an average combined efficiency of about 85%. ... The micro-CHP system generates 1.5kW of electricity and about 200 litres of hot water a day, reducing both heat and energy bills. === published imminently. Our peak efficiency is supposedly 91%. I don't think we know what it is under normal working conditions. For reference: "Product Update: Development target exceeded" (18 July 2017) http://www.inspirit-energy.com/investors/rns-news-detail?id=x55979x === As set out in the Company's half year report, the Company has been working to advance its microCHP boiler towards commercialisation. To this end, improvements to the design of the Company's Stirling engine technology, including simplification as part of the 'design for manufacture' ("DFM") process, have resulted in a peak electrical output in excess of 3.2kW of electricity against the unit's benchmark output of 3.0kW, whilst maintaining the same fuel input and heat output. === "Collaboration Agreement with the CIBSE" (16 August 2016) http://www.inspirit-energy.com/investors/rns-news-detail?id=6xl7o7r === The agreement is to enable the CIBSE to produce a formal peer review, by evaluating Inspirit's micro-CHP boiler, the "Inspirit Charger", against other micro-CHP products currently available in the market. The peer review will be available to CIBSE members, the Government and its stakeholders, providing impartial information as to the application and benefits within regulatory assessment measures of this new and very exciting development in heat and power delivery for homes and commercial properties. ... The CIBSE will commence the project immediately, providing project management, execution and implementation in order to gather the data necessary to produce a report. Inspirit will provide access to its field trial data as well as offering technical and commercial guidance. It is expected that the final report will be published by the end of 2017. === Ob.

And for balance take a look at Fallingknife's ;-)

I would expect the year end (June 2017) accounts tomorrow or more likely Friday at 7am as has been the case for the past two years. Will they be accompanied by or contain the good news we've been waiting for is the question?! Is the Inspirit Charger ready to be commercialised? It's been a long slog, will JG manage to deliver the goods the patient long term holders have placed in him? We shall see - at some point this decade I would have thought, maybe tomorrow... ;-)

And back to where they were... "Lithium & Battery Tech ETF" (As of 12/20/2017) https://www.globalxfunds.com/funds/lit/ === BACANORA MINERALS LTD 2,548,877 shares === "Lithium & Battery Tech ETF" (As of 12/15/2017) https://www.globalxfunds.com/funds/lit/ === BACANORA MINERALS LTD 2,510,477 shares === "Lithium & Battery Tech ETF" (As of 12/01/2017) https://www.globalxfunds.com/funds/lit/ === BACANORA MINERALS LTD 2,548,877 shares ===

0.01%!

Hanwa. By 0.1% ;-)

I'll be surprised if Hanwa doesn't keep @10%. In fact I'd expect them to exercise their option to 19.9% at the same price Next View got. That would raise another £32m by my reckoning ;-)

I haven't got the proof, but I think they've both sold and bought since last time I reported as I'm pretty sure I saw them reduce to less than 2,500,000 this week or last. I could be wrong. "Lithium & Battery Tech ETF" (As of 12/15/2017) https://www.globalxfunds.com/funds/lit/ === BACANORA MINERALS LTD 2,510,477 shares === "Lithium & Battery Tech ETF" (As of 12/01/2017) https://www.globalxfunds.com/funds/lit/ === BACANORA MINERALS LTD 2,548,877 shares ===

@addicknt "value will out in due course" - when the word starts to spread no doubt ;-) With today's announcement I'm beginning to wonder if the equity part of the fund raising is nearly complete... ;-)

What you say is certainly possible maidit308! They didn't just pluck 3.2kW out of the air! ;-)

@Loriwhite. If you think oversupply of lithium is on the horizon you need to take a read back through the KDNC board. I'm certain as I can be that this will not be the case for many years ;-)

The IRR depends on what LCE price you feel is reasonable. I think >30% is achievable in practice. They clearly played it conservative! ;-)

@Xulu. Increased up front CAPEX to keep long term OPEX low. Reserve more than doubled meaning this could a significantly longer operation than 20 years - or mining rate increased substantially should the demand be there for more than 35kt/y (which I believe it will!) ;-)

If only those suffering from power outages had an mCHP boiler and battery... ;-)

Indeed. Cash is needed to continue development, but at some point you either can't raise the cash, or you find a suitor who is willing to partner or buy you out. We could be at the end game, and I'll be damned I know which way it's going to play out. Of course we could be about to raise some more to keep the lights on another quarter or two whilst we finalise this, that and the other... ;-)

So the question is: is the house buying shares ahead of news, or selling shares, ahead of news. Which is it? ;-)

I take it that the negs here think a placing is more likely than company defining news. I'd say it could either way, therefore worth the bet on the latter in my book! The volume continues... ;-)

Amazing volume for this share. I'd love to know what is going on. Clearly some think it's worth buying and some have lost all hope. But is anyone acting on inside information (that they shouldn't have!)?

This news? https://www.centrica.com/news/spirit-energy-launched-following-completion-centrica-and-bayerngas-norge-ep-joint-venture "Spirit Energy" - the cheek of it! ;-)

News has yet to arrive - the nature of which is unknown, to me at least! ;-)