LRS General Discussion, page-394

Yes absolutely, CG has been engaging universities on the carbon capture technologies, hydrogen storage and ev batteries. It was in the Financial Review article from memory or it could have been in one of the announcements.
In the latest update, they said our halloysite is "best breed" meaning it could be the best suited for those applications.

Regarding the offtakes, it was mentioned that they have engaged in discussions already.
Still early days IMO, but we are on the right track.
Keep an eye on the hydrogen storage tech, Andrew Forrest from Fmg is spending big on the sector and he has promised to share any technological breakthroughs with competitors at no cost. He will be running all heavy equipment on hydrogen. Trucks, ships, etc Fmg will be zero carbon by 2030
Hydrogen storage is the future. I'm currently accumulating in hydrogen future producers. But they will need storage capabilities and Lrs could benefit enormously from it's halloysite. People that don't see the big picture and are worried about the minute-to-minute sp movements will not benefit from the potential we have here. They would be better off in a more liquid high volume spec. AIMHO glta