TLG - Media, page-1003

You are wright. For ten years I have been reading about the next generation of fast-charging batteries (MIT). Now the time is a little faster, but the news aret same. The product cycle follows a three-year cycle. For the next twenty years, the graphite business is secure, especially with this world's most precious resource. Mining also takes ten years, if someone finds something better. In this time graphene comes to the start. Just my personal opinion. Talga is doing it. I'm happy to be in it, up or down. But we need an article in the German press, here is money. There are enough Germans working in Rudolstadt next to BASF they could write oder translate it. Nobody has Talga on their radar here because there is nothing to read an anodes are very special. Yes, they know about Lithium but nothing more. They are aware about EVs. Germans need input and then the SP will do its own. VUL does it better with press. No one is interested in the political background abot VUL in Germany (earthquakes) just Lithium CO² neutral and good prees or announcements. For me I found Talga because of Graphene, that's future but step by step. Graphene batteries will come - Talgra. Like a child I'm impatient about the groundbraking. Just cut the trees now, when they are still frozen. And then in two months start building. Summer is short up there. The people from Lulea seem to be hot for it, too because of the jobs. A photo of Mark Thomson with a spade in the snow would be nice. All just my humble opinion.