This was my understanding too.
1) $100m/annum for the bitumen. This doesn't include activated carbon or light crude.
2) $800/tonne ? industrial use for the activated carbon, which is upgraded from the spent torbanite (250k tonne/annum).
3) I think I recall that the light crude may be used to combine to create spray-on bitumen, but ~80m L/annum forecast of light crude.
There was also a carbon product that comes out of the spent shale which can be sold for $100/tonne as a filler for coal.
And then as a little side offering we only have Georgina Basin too.
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