It is irrelevant in my opinion.Even now, two weeks before the US...

It is irrelevant in my opinion.

Even now, two weeks before the US election, choices are still being made. Examples of this include the financing for Graphite One from the US Export-Import Bank that @Topo just posted.

Putin's attack on the Ukraine, coupled with Covid, has compelled a new global agenda and there's no turning back. That is, to depend less on nations that have traditionally produced our energy needs to establish an 'energy-mix' with more trusted ones. Electric Vehicles is a means to break this supply-chain stranglehold and create new reliable ones that are more reliant which is where Australia comes to the rescue. Large resources like the Siviour deposit and our stable environment will provide a way to future-proof nations that share similar values. Therefore, pro-EV policies will be implemented under any administration, whether it be Trump or Harris, or in the EU. The only difference is what form it takes.

Because there is no incentive for RNU to start production—yet EV sales are still increasing—patience will be rewarded as RNU is shovel-and-financed-ready with a lot of pre-FID activity happening behind the scenes. Something needs to give.

ALL IMO, DYOR, GLTA(Patient)H