More's the point after producing the qualifying requirements for Lake Resources, what could the demonstration plant be used for now?
Particularly after this comment from Snydacker in an interview on CNN.
https://hotcopper.com.au/threads/lilac-ceo-on-cnn-lke-also-mentioned.6917633/https://lilacsolutions.com/2022/08/cnn-green-energy-transition-finding-ways-to-extract-lithium-for-batteries/
3:39 mark where David mentions they have tested over 60 brinesLooking at the video Lilac posted earlier
https://www.linkedin.com/posts/lilac-solutions-inc._lilac-kachi-pilot-plant-activity-7061697519906422784-JMFD/?utm_source=share&utm_medium=member_androidSomething that looks unusual to me is where the bulky bins are both in the facility & outside the facility. They are not together but look like they've been staged/separated which IMO, is kind of unusual if they are processing the same brine. Much more efficient to keep brine bulky bins together - for loading, unloading, safety reasons (known routes, thoroughfares etc), forklift awareness covers this. Yet they are separated in lots - could they be from different brine deposits? I can see one at the bottom, one to the left, one near the doors, one to to the top left then another just behind it, finishing with a lot right at the back of the facility. That is 7 potential deliveries of brine - why not stack them together.
Now this is also the case inside the facility but not as pronounced one near to forklift, one to the left in front of the blue bins, one set to the left of this, another to the back right, another front right. Again why not all together?
IMO, at some point chasing butterflies should become unprofitable for short selling. In fact maybe Livent/Allkem is the catalyst.
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