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Just had a listen, thanks for posting that.Interviewer: What's the most optimistic time frame to getting this technology into commercialization, Glenn?Glenn: Very good question. For the followers of the company and the stock, we've already established three foundation projects, with what we'd call tier one partners. Despite the fact that we've been developing the technology, we've also been developing the commercial aspects. And we've had so much demand for the tech, that it makes just infinite sense for us to be also developing the commercial pathway. We've got a project in North America, in Canada, specifically with a group called Fortis BC. I like to think of them as the origin energy of of Canada. We've got another project in Japan with Chubu Electric and Chiyoda. Many of your viewers will have heard of both of those names. Chubu Electric is actually the world's largest LNG importer, so a really big tier one customer there. And that project will be used towards producing hydrogen for power generation. And thirdly, in Europe, we're working alongside a very large utility in France called Engie, and we will be developing a project there for use in heavy industry. So three foundation projects that are already what I would call first mover advantage in key markets using our technology. And then behind that, we've got multiple conversations going on, no less than 20 commercial discussions the interest in the technology has multiplied since our commercial demonstration plant came online in January of this year
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Meanwhile, GC might have hoped nobody noticed the test programme overshoot from H1 into Q3:The funds are going to be put to two specific things. The first one is to deliver our commercial demonstration plant test programme, which effectively is going very well at the moment, and that is due to conclude in Q2 and Q3 of this year .
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