I'm feeling the love on this post
Don't think this was a court decision - council approval for permit?
They can now start finalising all the paper work required for the EIB loan. May take the EIB a couple of months to process it after being submitted however depending on workload and what their process is.
you need to re-read the announcement. The Swedish Land and Environment Court closed the appeals process for the environmental approval because there were no appeals.
So @Proga have you taken up an interest yet or are you waiting for the mining approval ?
I'm waiting for 2028 and the prospect of mining approvals, plural. TLG's strategic plan out to 2030 is to sell 19.5kt of AAM which another poster quite rightly said last week (my apologies for not going back to get your name) is bugger all in the scheme of things. My guess is, it won't be until sometime in the 2030's after the mine has been operating safely for a few years at full permitted production will TLG get approval to mine more than 120kt of graphite contained dirt. Given the grades and recovery rate, they'll only produce less than 25ktpa of concentrate. To put things into prospective, SYR can produce 360ktpa of concentrate now. The problem is the lack of demand lol. It's a good time not to be a producer.
All good, was good you pointed out 'court' was in the announcment. Didn't at all take it as you having a crack at me for something.
Jesse has come to the fore. His hard work and persistence as the verification engineer in LinkedIn and comments on many other websites has paid off. He spotted 2 comments 1 from Valeo saying they'll be using Spiking NN in Scala 3 and another from an employee of Mercedes saying they used Akida in the EQXX and he personally employed an Akida specialist so join the dots. How true these posts are can't be verified but Scala 3 and the new 2024 MB models are both due for release in the next 3 months. MB said they'll release the new tech similar to the EQXX in the small to medium 2024 models because they are generally bought by younger tech savvy generation to get their feedback.
Talga will train material direct to customers, there they will use Our technology for tal c or si and Anode will be made at the customers factory. Some will blend. Makes more sense imo. No building permit to worry about, no cost of building or planning. Just licence our technology where needed and train the material straight in where the batteries are made. Higher volume I suspect will be a lot easier to achieve this way and as time goes on more people will realise Talga is the only major player capable of scaling up with the customers needs. Don't forget how long we have been providing samples, they ain't going anywhere now. Definitely not back to China!!
