Member Info for ReeTech

Https://dialogo-americas.com/articles/brazil-and-china-asymmetric-and-troubling-relationship-part-i/

https://dialogo-americas.com/articles/brazil-and-china-asymmetric-and-troubling-relationship-part-ii/

Https://www.reuters.com/markets/commodities/western-rare-earths-supply-chain-springs-into-gear-2024-06-17/

Https://www.reuters.com/markets/commodities/brazil-joins-race-loosen-chinas-grip-rare-earths-industry-2024-06-17/

Http://news.chinatungsten.com/en/tungsten-product-news/163618-tpn-13162.html

Https://m.miningweekly.com/article/energy-fuels-achieves-commercial-production-of-separated-rare-earths-at-white-mesa-2024-06-11

Super!!! We are reducing our dependence on China!!!

Well done!!!

This achievement marks the first time in decades that a U.S. company has commercially produced separated rare earth elements from monazite on a large scale

Energy Fuels Inc. has announced the commencement of commercial production of on-spec neodymium-praseodymium (NdPr) used for electric vehicle motors at its White Mesa Mill in Utah, achieving a significant milestone in U.S. rare earth element production. The company has efficiently reached full production capacity at its new Phase 1 REE separation circuit, producing NdPr at a lower cost than anticipated, while continuing its uranium production without disruption. This achievement marks the first time in decades that a U.S. company has commercially produced separated rare earth elements from monazite on a large scale.

I apologize for the mistake - 5.75 kg

"from which ca. 5.75 kg of mixed rare earth carbonate have been shipped to K-Tech in five batches to date."

I think it's time to announce that to date 300 kg of MREC (mixed rare earth carbonate) have been produced. And finally, report at least some minimal data about MREC, except for the photo in the drying cabinet.))) The photo is worth nothing.

SmartPunter

"Not knowing information that has not been made available does not make me an idiot."

Ask yourself questions:

- why did they only report that 35 kg of MRAC were produced, without even providing minimal information about the total REE content? I'm not even talking about NdPr, which is the basis for the price formation.

- why didn’t they at least report the total cost of reagents spent to obtain MREC? I don’t ask about energy costs at all.

- why is a PILOT INSTALLATION being created? For everlasting optimization? Or, nevertheless, to obtain data on the basis of which the profitability of future production can be calculated.

Not me, but you are an idiot if you don’t know the cost of MREC received in Phalaborwa

“Impossible is not a fact; impossible is an opinion”)))

Https://investornews.com/critical-minerals-rare-earths/tmr-06-07-2024-vietnam-halts-rare-earth-exports-and-the-impact-of-65-global-elections-on-the-critical-minerals-sector/

La La Land - what is it?

I can give you some details after signing the non-disclosure agreement.

Everything has its time. Wait a couple of months and you'll be able to read about it all in the press.

The combination of these factors, as well as the high energy efficiency of the technological process, makes it possible to obtain a TREO mixture at a price of no more than $0.8/kg. The Chinese will need time to achieve similar results.

Fulmar29

1. high-tech equipment based on new physical principles.

2. The technological scheme has a closed cycle. Commonly available, cheap reagents are used.

Fulmar29

An environmentally friendly technology has been developed, which has been tested extensively in a pilot plant. The research results have not been published.

- environmentally friendly reagents and higher-tech equipment.