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Wonder if it is the Dee's at it again

Taufour. r u referring to me as a troll

I see another 1.5 mill shares in total now showing on ADVFN from yesterday

Oh and the workers are back.

Joe. I cant give a profit price as we have no data on the real cost per barrel to produce

• Light, Sweet Crude Oil NYMEX (1,000 USbarrels;c /barrel)
Jun 2021 64.75 +1.1 64.88 63.65 -
Jul 2021 64.64 +1.11 64.75 63.53 -
• Brent Crude Oil NYMEX (1,000 USbarrels;c /barrel)
May 2021 68.18 +1.13 68.33 67.04 -
Jun 2021 67.73 +1.19 67.85 66.53 -

And crude nearing $70 then sand on top + oil converted into shipping fuel,
It is mind blowing

I still don't get why our own company are so cloak and dagger

With reference to the clay, can it also be sold

April 28, 2021
Petroteq Energy Announces That
Production of Oil From its Oil Sands Plant
has Recommenced After Implementing
Certain Process Enhancements
Fine Tuning of Plant Systems For Continuous Operation Is Underway
SHERMAN OAKS, CA / ACCESSWIRE / April 28, 2021 /Petroteq Energy Inc. ("Petroteq"
or the "Company") (TSXV:PQE) (OTC:PQEFF) (FSE:PQCF), an integrated oil company
focused on the development and implementation of its proprietary oil-extraction
technologies, is pleased to announce that its oil sands plant at Asphalt Ridge (the "POSP")
has been restarted after a shutdown to allow for certain additional enhancements that were
required to be made to the POSP in order to allow for a more efficient and optimised
extraction process. The required additional equipment has now been successfully installed
and tested, and the POSP is again producing oil.
George Stapleton, Petroteq's COO, commented: "After optimizing the extraction process
following initial plant start-up, we determined that certain equipment additions would improve
not only the process of extracting bitumen from the oil sands ore but also the removal of clay
fines from produced oil. The required equipment has now been installed and commissioned,
and we expect that the projected improvement in operating efficiencies will help support the
third-party review of the commerciality of the extraction process. We will look to fine-tune the
various plant systems with the view to increasing production rates and, if warranted by
operational and economic conditions, moving to a two-shift operation. Much has been
learned from operation of this demonstration plant and all of these lessons learned are now
being incorporated into the Front End Engineering Design ("FEED") of a 5,000 barrel per day
("BPD") production train, which is currently underway

Placing shares still being sold into the market. and as pointed out we then have the warrants to go also

We wont get updates along the way, that has been an issue with this co for years.

And Copper keeps a rising also. you gota just love it

I would have thought we would have news on tailing small scale plant by now

Looks like games being played with the 4 mill trade

Oh and we still have the weekend.

Another week bites the dust.

Yep it goes on and on, and still no news, well not the news we need to hear

Valkor are after the RF technology

Where is the tiger, Ed seems to have dropped his catch phrase.

The industrial action was unprotected; in other words not sanctioned in terms of the Labour Relations Act protocol.

This development could represent a bit of a blow for Bushveld Minerals which was already pushing for a strong performance out of Vametco this year after recently unplanned maintenance-related stoppages hurt fourth quarter production. Further downtime of some 35 days’ duration had been pencilled in at Vametco this year.

Bushveld Minerals’ vanadium production for 2021 was recently estimated to be between 4,100 tons to 4,350 tons. This represented a 13% to 20% increase over 2020 production (3,631 tons), including the planned maintenance at Vametco. Bushveld also produces vanadium from Vanchem, facilities situated near to Emalahleni in Mpumalanga province

Bushveld Minerals said that during “a series of meetings” between senior management and AMCU it was agreed that “… all reasonable steps would be taken to urge employees to safely return to work”.

Bushveld Minerals plans to expand its South African vanadium production to 8,400 tons a year from 2,931 in its 2019 financial year. All in all, its expansion ambitions carry a $100m price tag. It spent $53m last year buying the Vanchem facilities from a rival company. It also has the Mokopane vanadium resource that it wants to develop.

Vanadium is used in the steel manufacturing process but it has also been earmarked to play a greater role in the development of stationary long-life batteries which are thought to have a role in decarbonisation.