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Another active day for the Sprott Physical Uranium Trust with 800,000 lbs of physical uranium added today! Powered Up!

World Nuclear Performance Report 2021

ContentsPreface31.Nuclear Industry Performance42.Case StudiesGrohnde: Producing a record amount of low-carbon electricity14Haiyang nuclear plant district heating project16
Akkuyu: Building first nuclear power plant in Turkey 18 Planning for 80 years of operation at Peach Bottom 20
3.Country Pages22
4.Nuclear Reactor Global Status 58
5.Director General’s Concluding Remarks60Abbreviations and Terminology62
Definition of Capacity Factor 62
Geographical Categories63
Further Reading 64

performance-report-2021-final.pdf

@Palatin

nicht nur die kirov class(project 1144 orlan) sind und waren tolle schiffe, auch die nuclearen ice breaker sind eine wahnsinns story für sich. russland baut auch hier eine imposante flotte - usa dagegen ZERO.

hier tolles drohnen footage:

75 000 h.p. The Biggest Nuclear Icebreaker \\ 75 000 л.с. Атомный Ледокол Ямал

This video was shot in the Arctic Ocean in March 2018. For 7 days our crew passed through the Barents Sea to Karsky around the Novaya Zemlya archipelago on the nuclear icebreaker Yamal - we saw the northern lights and polar bears, watched the ships stuck in the ice being towed, and were very cold.In the video you can see two Russian icebreakers - “50 Years of Victory” and “Yamal” with a capacity of 75,000 horsepower and a distinctive shark mouth, which appeared on it in 1994 during one of the children's humanitarian programs. According to legend, someone suggested drawing a smiling shark mouth on the nose to make it more fun for children. At present, Russia has the only nuclear-powered icebreaker fleet in the world. They are used to provide wiring ships in the ices of the Northern Sea Route in the freezing ports of the Russian Federation, research expeditions, rescue operations and tourist cruises.In addition to the extreme weather conditions, the shooting was complicated by the fact that the icebreaker was always in motion. And if the drone was flying over the radar tower, the recording file was damaged.

bg bh

https://deepyellow.com.au/wp-c…neral-Resource02Sep21.pdf

TUMAS DELIVERS IMPRESSIVE
INDICATED MINERAL RESOURCE

HIGHLIGHTS
 Drilling completed at Tumas 1 East delivers impressive 102% direct conversion of
existing Inferred Mineral Resource to Indicated Mineral Resource category

 Tumas 1 East Maiden Indicated Mineral Resource of 19.6Mlb at 245ppm U3O8

o Significant upside potential remains with only approximately 65% of the existing Tumas
1E Mineral Resource tested

 Measured and Indicated Mineral Resource at Tumas 1, 1E, 2 and 3 increased to
98.7Mlb at 266ppm eU3O8

o Significant increase in material available for Ore Reserve studies

 Success of Tumas DFS drill program provides a high-level of confidence in
achieving stated Life of Mine (LOM) objective of 20+ year LOM

 Successful exploration since 2017 has increased the Tumas Mineral Resource base
fourfold, including a 76% conversion to Indicated Mineral Resource status

...

bg bh

http://www.icsg.org/index.php/…downloads/finish/170/3046

THE WORLD COPPER FACTBOOK 2020
INTERNATIONAL COPPER STUDY GROUP

The World Copper Factbook 2020
International Copper Study Group

Table of Contents
About ICSG i
ICSG Officers and Secretariat ii
ICSG Publications iii
Chapter 1: Cu Basics 1
What is Copper? 1
Copper Properties and Benefits 2
Selected Copper Definitions 3
Copper in History 4
Copper Today 5
Chapter 2: Copper Resources and Long‐Term Availability of Copper 6
Copper Reserves and Resources 6
Are We Going to Run Out of Copper 8
Chapter 3: Copper Production
9
How is Copper Produced? 9
Copper Mine Production: World Copper Mine Production, 1900‐2019
10
Copper Mine Production by Region: 1960 versus 2019 11
Copper Mine Production by Country: Top 20 Countries in 2019 12
Trends in copper Mining Capacity, 2000‐2024 13
Top 20 Copper Mines by Capacity, basis 2020 14
Constraints on Copper Supply 15
Copper Smelter Production: World Copper Smelter Production 1980‐
2019
16
Trends in Copper Smelting Capacity, 2000‐2024 17
Copper Smelter Production by Region, 1990‐2019 18
Copper Smelter Production by Country: Top 20 Countries in 2019 19
Top 20 Copper Smelters by Capacity, basis 2020 20
World Refined Copper Production, 1960‐2019 21
Trends in Refined Capacity, 2000‐2024 22
Refined Copper Production by Region, 1990‐2019 23
Refined Copper Production by Country: Top 20 Countries in 2019 24
Top 20 Copper Refineries by Capacity, basis 2020 25
Chapter 4: Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) in Mining 26
What is Corporate Social Responsibility? 26
Why is CSR Important? 26
Chapter 5: Copper Trade 27
Major International Trade Flows of Copper Ores and Concentrates
28
Major International Trade Flows of Copper Blister and Anode 29
Major International Trade Flows of Refined Copper 30
Leading Exporters and Importers of Semi‐Fabricated Copper
Products, 2019
31
Chapter 6: Commodity Copper: Exchanges, Prices and Stocks 32
Copper Stocks, Prices and Usage (Jan 2001 ‐ Jun 2020) 33
Chapter 7: Copper Usage 34
How is Copper Used? 34
World Refined Copper Usage, 1900‐2019 35
Refined Copper Usage by Region, 1960 versus 2019 36
World Refined Copper Usage per Capita: 1950‐2019 37
Intensity of Refined Copper Usage 38
Total Copper Usage, Including Copper Scrap, 2008‐2018 39
Major Uses of Copper: Electrical 40
Major Uses of Copper: Electronics and Communications 41
Major Uses of Copper: Construction 42
Major Uses of Copper: Industrial Machinery and Equiptment 43
Major Uses of Copper: Consumer and General Products 44
Major Uses of Copper: Transportation 45
Electric Vehicles 45
Growth Markets for Copper Usage 46
Major Uses of Copper, 2019 47
World Copper & Copper Alloy Semis Production, 1980‐2019 48
Copper and Copper Alloy Semis Production by Region, 1980 & 2019
49
Copper and Copper Alloy Semis Capacity by Region & Product 2020
50
Copper and Copper Alloy Semis Production by Country: Top 20
Countries, 2020
51
Chapter 8: Copper Recycling 52
Copper Recycling Rate Definitions 53
Global Copper Use (incl. Recycling), 2010‐2018 54
ICSG Global Copper Scrap Research Project and recent scrap reports 55
Industry Global Flows of Copper (2018) and Derived Recycling Rates 56
The Flow of Copper 57
ANNEX
World Copper Production and Refined Usage, 1960‐2019 59
ICSG Publications Order Form 60

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bg bh

Serious amount of gravity Au panned from RC hole RWR13 (photo from panning the 71 m to 72m interval which assayed 98.6 g/t Au) at Reedy Creek, Providence (select sample, not necessarily representative of the mineralization hosted on the project). See $FSX.V NR Aug 9 for details.

bg bh

https://turmalinametals.com/20…tion-on-new-acquisitions/

Drilling Extends Mineralisation at the SFdLA breccia pipe and Commences Exploration on New Acquisitions.

Vancouver, BC), Turmalina Metals Corp. (“Turmalina”, or the “Company”; TBX-TSXV, TBXXF-OTCQX) is pleased to announce that Phase 3 deep drilling at the San Francisco project (“San Francisco” or the “Project”) on the San Francisco de Los Andes (“SFdLA”)
breccia pipe has continued to extend copper-gold-silver mineralisation
below previous drilling at the breccia pipe, while initial exploration
on new acquisitions at the Project have returned highly encouraging
results.
Drill holes SFDH-048, SFDH-049, SFDH-050 and SFDH-051 test the width and structure of the SFdLA breccia pipe at 350 to 450m depth, approximately 100 to 200 meters below Phase 2 drilling (Figures 1 to 3). These four holes intersect the centre of the breccia pipe between the high-grade lobes located on the eastern and western ends of pipe. In tourmaline breccias this central area is typically characterised by mineralisation focused along the margins of the breccia. The holes intersected:

• 12.3m @ 0.93% Cu, 0.05 g/t Au & 41 g/t Ag (2.1 g/t AuEq, 1.3% CuEq) SFDH-048 from 546m.
• 25m @ 1.2% Cu, 0.21 g/t Au & 54 g/t Ag (2.9 g/t AuEq, 1.7% CuEq) SFDH-049 from 270m.
• 20m @ 0.51% Cu, 0.62 g/t Au & 55 g/t Ag (2.2 g/t AuEq, 1.3% CuEq) SFDH-050 from 329m.
• 31m @ 0.76% Cu, 0.13 g/t Au & 21 g/t Ag (1.7 g/t AuEq, 1.0% CuEq) SFDH-051 from 288m.
• 21m @ 0.08% Cu, 1.76 g/t Au & 4 g/t Ag (1.9 g/t AuEq, 1.2% CuEq) SFDH-051 from 492m.

These holes extend mineralisation in the centre of the breccia pipe to nearly twice the depth of Phase 2 drilling and will allow detailed 3D models of the breccia and contained resources to be developed.

...

bg bh

sehr gute bohrergebnisse bei fission

Fission Resource Expansion Drilling on R840W Zone Hits High-Grade Mineralization in 19 Holes

Drilling Highlights

• 100% Hit Rate; Majority of Holes Hit High-Grades. All 25 holes hit significant mineralization, including 19 with high-grade intercepts.
  

  
  

• R840W Zone Resource Drilling. The holes successfully targeted specific, mainly "inferred" categorized areas of the R840W zone over ~353m of strike length between holes PLS21-624 and PLS21-631, using step out and infill drilling to achieve spacing of ~15m x 20m (horizontal / vertical), with the aim of conversion from Inferred to Indicated. The R840W zone is the 2^nd largest of five high-grade zones that make up the Triple R deposit. Although the R840W has been used in the global resource estimate for the Triple R, due to it currently being mainly Inferred classification, it was not considered in the economic analysis of the Prefeasibility Study. If assay results and subsequent modeling provide confirmation that the desired hole spacing has been achieved and at acceptable grade, then the R840W zone can be upgraded to Indicated and then considered for inclusion into the Feasibility study.

Highlight intersections from the drill program include:

• Hole PLS21-624 (line 630W)
  
  
  • 57.5m continuous mineralization over a 57.5m interval (between 109.0m to 166.5m), includin
    
    
    • 19.15m of total composite mineralization >10,000 cps
      
• Hole PLS21-635 (line 750W)
  
  
  • 56.0m total composite mineralization over a 78.0m interval (between 101.5m to 179.5m), includin
    
    
    • 7.8m of total composite mineralization >10,000 cps
      
• Hole PLS21-633 (line 930W)
  
  
  • 27.0m total composite mineralization over a 47.0m interval (between 154.5m to 201.5m), including
    
    
    • 6.75m of total composite mineralization >10,000 cps

  
  

The R840W zone is located approximately 485m to the west along strike of the Triple R deposit's R00E zone.
As detailed in the report dated January 07, 2019 and with an effective date of September 19, 2019 and titled Pre-Feasibility Study on the Patterson Lake South Property Using Underground Mining Methods, Northern Saskatchewan, Canada, the R840W is currently defined using CIM definitions (2014) for mineral resources at a cut-off of 0.25% U3O8 of:

• Indicated Mineral Resource: 88,000 tonnes at 1.68% U3O8 yielding 3,300,000 lbs U3O8
• Inferred Mineral Resource: 280,000 tonnes at 1.86% U3O8 yielding 11,500,000 lbs U3O8

At this time, mineral reserves have not been estimated for the R840W zone.
...

https://www.newswire.ca/news-r…n-19-holes-856302198.html

bg bh

$KNT.TO stock has really lagged. But even generalists like me can get excited about 8.5 m of 50 g/t and 3.7 m of 53.6 g/t. A decent trade here especially if they get included in TSX Composite (ann Friday Sept 3rd). BMO says 8.9 m shares index demand or 11 days of volume.

BMO & CIBC

mögliche! addierung von k92 in den tsx - ankündigung der geplanten änderungen am 03.09.2021

bg bh

hey boy(popeye)

dachte du wolltest nicht darauf rumreiten?

eins weiss mittlerweile, du hast bei weitem nicht so viel ahnung wie du denkst das du innehast.
typischer fall von selbstüberschätzung, ich alleine bin im besitz des heiligen grals...

lass es jetzt einfach, wie von dir angekündigt gut sein

btw,

Zitat von Popeye82

Kannst Du gern so sehen -Meinungs Vielfalt und BUNTheit ist mir grundsätzlich EXTREMST wichtig, und heilig-, Kein Problem, nur eben nicht davon ausgehen dass Jeder, auch, Deine Ansicht hat.........

das ist der lacher des tages, denn DU bist hier derjenige, der aussagen anderere nicht verkraften kann.
den letzten zitierten satz solltest du vllt mal selbst umsetzen.

gruß bh

Kazatomprom may buy additional material in the spot market during the second half of this year to keep its inventories within its targeted range and to meet sales commitments for the rest of 2021, CEO Galymzhan Pirmatov said as the company's half-year results were released yesterday. Pirmatov is to step down as CEO with effect from 2 September.



bg bh

Zitat von Popeye82

Will darauf nicht ewig rumreiten.

hey popeye, dann lass gut sein, ich hatte eigentlich absichtlich nicht mehr auf deinen nonsense geantwortet.
aber wenn du meinst, das du eben doch noch mal darauf rumreiten musst...
dann muss ich dir leider sagen das du und winni sicher nicht den stein der weisen erfunden habt... denn:

Zitat von Popeye82

"Samples, Proben, early Drills, Karten, Geo Surveys, Strike Lengths, auch "chemische" Results, "Conductivity", Dem "Ganzen Steinknutscher/Maulwürfe/Geo Mist", Airborne Surveys", usw.usw.,

damit kennt sich natürlich kein anderer so aus wie ihr. da ist so viel arroganz natürlich vollständig nachzuvollziehen:

Zitat von Popeye82

Nix für ungut Boy.

gruß bh

Zitat von Popeye82

Scheint mir jetzt schon "bisschen" Unangemessen.

nicht mein problem...

nichts für ungut

bg bh

ps. ich bekomme ein wenig die vorstellung du denkst hier sind nur blutjunge amateuere im forum

@Popeye82

alles gut, deine antwort fällt wie von mir erwartet aus, nichts neues unter der sonne.

bg bh

Zitat von Ophiuchus

Ob es "Shice" ist, wird sich zeigen, das weiss ich nicht. Der Wirkungsgrad ist im Vergleich zu Pumpspeicherkraftwerken eher dürftig, dafür ist die Kapazität im Prinzip unbegrenzt, weil man sowas überall hinstellen kann. Aber momentan würde ich sagen, es ist doch besser, etwas H herzustellen

power to gas, in dem fall zu h2, der beste momentane wirkungsgrad(forschung, laborbedingungen) 75%. bei der rückverstromung greift die carnot schwelle(η c = 1 − 100 + 273 , 15 800 + 273 , 15 = 0,652 = 65,2 %).

also verbleiben bei rückverstromung 48,9% der primären energiemenge unter optimalsten bedingungen(keine speicher und umwandlungs, leitungs etc verluste)

bei pumpspeicher, je nach anlage unterschiedlich, verbleiben ca 70-80% der primärenergiemenge.
(deutscher durchschnitt 2006 der pumpspeicher ca 70%, erzeugte energie 4.042 gw - benötigte energie pumparbeit 5.829gw)

bg bh

Zitat von Blue Horseshoe

es gibt vorab methoden aber keine die das drillen ersetzen. oder klär mich auf was du meinst.

Zitat von Popeye82

Doch,
aber Du musst Die Aussage richtig lesen.

Es gab, Darin, KEINEN Bezug, zu "drillen ersetzen".

Das hast Du Dir Selber ausgedacht.

dann klär mich auf was du meinst und welche anderen möglichkeiten einer res caluclation, ni 43-101 / jorc gibt es?

Zitat von Popeye82

Bis auf Die Ergänzung dass es "durchaus noch Andere Methoden" gibt.

nein, auch nicht zur definierung von reserven, resourcen. es gibt vorab methoden aber keine die das drillen ersetzen. oder klär mich auf was du meinst.

bg bh

btw der thread gehört nicht unter rohstoffaktien sondern unter die minenaktien(au ag).