I think it's a bit early for Robin Bromby to be saying Trigg can...

I think it's a bit early for Robin Bromby to be saying Trigg can slash development costs.

It will be interesting to see how this plays out. It isn't clear how they will harvest the KTMS. They may save on the freshwater supply. Will the technology be less capital intensive than the ponds? Is the evaporation really that difficult or was it simply difficult for SO4 and KLL?

Presumably it still leaves Trigg with their original KTMS processing flowsheet using flotation.

Overall it doesn't look at comprehensive as what Reward is proposing but it is early days. Perhaps the answer is some sort of marriage of the two, the Trigg tech to make the evaporation more efficient and the syngenite reaction to process the salts?

Importantly Trigg realises they can't push on and simply hope they do a better job of what Kalium has attempted.