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Great post for me!
Theres a lot of insight on offer in that article from what i have interpretted.

We have a few inroads being made (environmentally) politically and industrially in our area and exact industry.
I see a very real possibility that aome of these situations/issues facing the Victorian Coal industry
- and state revenues along with employment levels - that we are reading about could all merge at the ESI intersection.
Our technology would serve more than one synergy, (kill more than one bird with our one Coldry-stone) which is definitely putting us in a good position if we wish to make concessions in some of our deals as a way to secure a few hanging deals.
Add the adoption our Matmor-stone and we have a keystone role in any industry that incorporates our technology and thats a fact jack. And every keystone holds the whole thing together. So when we get to that stage, we will never look back.
I would say we are 40 - 50% away from commanding the emerging hybrid-coal market. At least we have some long term prospects that have lined up to keeo us in action for decades ahead.
I dont think Koz will let that fish get away and we should hear of another encouraging annonucement shortly, on either the intersuisse assessment or any change in actvity status. Either way, aside from the compulsory intersuisse option conversion notices we will continue to see for some time, i think we could only possibly get a price sensitive annoucement next - due to my beleif that several stages of our commercial developement are in the balance and due to be resolved about now.

Cheers,

Lautrec