Beiträge von Real de Catorce

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    Mar 19, 2019 Endeavour Achieves First Gold Pour At Ity CIL Project 4 Months Ahead of Schedule


    HIGHLIGHTS

    • Over 8.5 million man-hours have been worked without a lost time injury
    • The first gold pour was achieved 4 months ahead of schedule, marking the successful completion of the Ity CIL project build in less than 18 months and under-budget
    • The plant is already running at its 4Mtpa nameplate capacity following a rapid ramp-up
    • De-bottleneck and optimization work are underway to increase the plant capacity by 1Mtpa to 5Mtpa, at a minimal cost of$10-15m
    • Commercial production is expected to be declared in early Q2 as performance trial testing will soon commence
    • Ity is expected to produce 160-200koz in 2019 at an AISC of$525-590/oz
    • An aggressive exploration program at the La Plaque target is underway with the aim of publishing an updated resource in Q2-2019

    saludos

    Kurs steigt in Toronto aktuell unter erhöhten Umsätzen um bisher ~11% ohne neue Informationen. Es scheint so als bekommen sie jetzt größere Aufmerksamtkeit. Hoffentlich wird der hier zum Ausdruck gebrachte Optimismus belohnt.

    Momentan 0,71 CAD. (hat meinen Leagold-Bestand bereits überholt) [smilie_love]
    Auf ceo.ca/lio hat @ctoivo auch einige Infos zusammengetragen für die Neueinsteiger.


    saludos

    Gestern zum Freiläufer gemacht, späterer Zukauf nicht ausgeschlossen

    Gutes Timing. :thumbup:


    Vor kurzem war die PDAC2019.
    Jerry Huang, der Kassenwart von Impact Silver, soll nach einem abendlichen Empfang von Cormark Securities
    dort einen fremden Mantel samt Inhalt aus Versehen "ausgeliehen" haben. So wie IKN berichtet.
    Seltsame Geschichte ... Jerry Huang scheint bei ceo.ca als @j3rry unterwegs zu sein. :rolleyes:


    saludos

    Shell aims to become world’s largest electricity company
    Anjli Raval March 13, 2019

    • Shell aims to become world's largest electricity company.
    • Royal Dutch Shell, one of the world's biggest oil and gas groups, is aiming to become the largest electricity company by the 2030s, as it prepares for a fundamental shift in global energy supplies towards lower-carbon sources.
    • It has made several small acquisitions including Sonnen, a German battery company, last month and last year's takeover of UK power supplier First Utility, which gave it direct access to retail electricity consumers for the first time.
    • Shell and its rivals believe they can provide a better customer experience compared with traditional utilities, as they are able to deploy advanced technologies to crunch data about how and when customers use electricity to provide them the best service.
    • While investors have pushed energy majors to ensure they are robust should the world rapidly shift towards cleaner fuels, they have questioned if these companies will be able to make the same kinds of revenues from their legacy businesses.
    • Mr Wetselaar said electricity was changing "From a boring, predictable system to a complex intermittent system", which was "a really good opportunity for people that are good at energy trading. And we are very good at energy trading."
    • Maarten Wetselaar, Shell's director of gas and new energies, told the Financial Times that the group could develop a power business, including supplying customers, trading and providing equipment, that was the same size as its oil or gas operations.
    • Speaking at the CERAWeek conference in Houston, Mr Wetselaar said that if Shell achieved its goal for cutting its greenhouse gas emissions by 2035, "The amount of power - of clean power - we will need to be selling ... will make us by far the biggest power company in the world".
    • Maarten Wetselaar, Shell director of gas and new energies.
    • By 2020, Shell plans to be investing $1bn-$2bn a year in new energy technologies including electricity.
    • This is still a fraction of the group's annual capital expenditure of about $25bn, but Mr Wetselaar said the early spending was for "Proving this hypothesis" that Shell could succeed in electricity.
    • Shell's plan is a response to an expected shift in the world's energy system to much greater use of electricity, up from about 20 per cent today to about 50 per cent or more.
    • Shell's business now is roughly 65 per cent oil production and refining, 25 per cent gas and 10 per cent chemicals and other operations, Mr Wetselaar said.
    • Like other European energy majors including Total and Repsol, Shell has been investing heavily along the electricity supply chain - from generation to electric car charge points.

    Oha, solange das Dividendenniveau halbwegs erhalten bleibt sollen'se machen. :whistling:


    saludos

    An den Schulen in Flandern wird die Teilnahme an den freitäglichen Klimademos Pflicht.
    Irre.


    Klimaatmars wordt verplichte buitenschoolse activiteit

    In einem anderen Forum schrieb man, daß wenn jetzt ein Klimaführer (sic) käme, alle hinter ihm herlaufen würden wie dereinst in den 30er Jahren. Läuft.


    saludos respetuosos del clima :whistling: