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Ah! Batteries!

How will they plug in their phones, that's a puzzle?

The Scoping Study should shed some light for those who are interested in light ...plenty people have got no time for it, caves lit be tallow's more their idyll.

Hello Eric...Letting some light in is easier said than done....there are some people apparently who've even got it in for fairies.

Morny morn, Eric....I'd say the more the merrier. Lol.

Waste of time responding to that.

Evening Andy and Eric.

:-) Now you've cheered me up, Eric...

'Cos we're living in a world of fools...

:-) Now you've cheered me up, Eric...

'Cos we're living in a world of fools...

typo...we can't get through the average day.

As a temporary expedient...I've looked for another mine and I can't find anything except historical which if correct is all the more for us. The question of why we haven't applied for a mining licence if we haven't must be that Aitolampi is a bit small ( 0.3 sq kilometers) and that's why they've extended their licences to Raapysijarvi which is 1.1 sq kilometres. And then there's the resource (if they can make one) from recycled materials, which is green wherever it comes from. Must say I haven't been paying much attention to Finland I like iron better because its more elegant but we can's get through the average day without some sort of battery can we.

Hello SJ...yes, absolutely, he's trying to get a march on the permitting system and of course if you can show you can do something good it all helps.

Eric, Sweden % finished 2.78% up. :-) And we don't know yet what the Government constellation's going to look like.

I hope you're wrong Chute about importing graphite from China and I think you are...in the presentation Kurt indicated towards another mine in Finland...and don't forget this bit: "2021, Grafintec was granted EUR 791,000 funding by Business Finland as part of the BATCircle2.0 (Finland-based Circular Ecosystem of Battery Metals) consortium. The funding will be used to develop a sustainable technological solution, utilizing renewable energy, to spheronise and purify graphite within a Finnish industrial ecosystem, for use in the manufacture of lithium-ion battery anodes."

And don't forget the recycling...if they can do it it makes sense.

There's a Health Care Party in Jokkmokk which is cross party political focussed on one issue only, health care..I suppose that's the party indicated in grey with six seats called Ovrigia but don't know what that means.

Good mining result and more details about the pathway to a product.
The below link gives the Regional Election results...the Greens gained a seat in Jokkmokk and the Social Democrates lost a seat...how it would work out is difficult to read:

https://www.regionfakta.com/norrbottens-lan/norrbottens-lan/jokkmokk/

Lol. What are we like? And it's not full moon till Sunday.
Nighty night All x

Buying graphite from another mine in order to develop and produce a product for the battery market, in the newly acquired production facility, because of the long permitting times in Scandinavia...surely makes sense? And he did emphasise the fact that BEM is a mining and development company.

For instance...did the input and the output require any form of permitting?

And I'm wondering what sort of business that was?

Gambier...I'll differ then whether we agree or not.