at least someone helped him define the the stages and phases for...

at least someone helped him define the the stages and phases for us.

Once completed, the Phase 1. and 2. work will combine to be at a higher level of engineering study, and project confidence, than a definitive feasibility study. The studies are aimed more deliberately at a front end engineering and design (FEED) level to demonstrate to stakeholders that the project can be constructed and operated profitably whilst meeting all relevant regulatory, environmental and legal requirements.

Any thoughts on who the stakeholders are that need to be convinced it can operate profitably? I had thought the SSP was to give away larger samples for testing and qualification - having someone interested in its ability to run profitably could have some sort of funding connected to it?

Or just another entity to add to jump on the Alcoa ARU departing bus……. Anyway it still looks like we have a pulse and the next 6-9 months will let us know if we are going to make it in this lifetime

A profitably running SSP would make me happy