@JJ If we use linear curves as you suggest - the COP will be over $30/kg at 11 ktons using the figure's that they actually achieve for 4344t ($37.37) as one point and the guidance of $15 at 22 ktons as the other.
COP $30 is clearly unsustainable in this market and is why I used a non-linear curve for my calculations. Sure there is a large amount of uncertainty in the result due to only two data points but it is better than completely unsustainable as the linear curve would indicate IMO!
Why do you assume my previous post was intended for an audience of the mathematical elite? Suit yourself whether you use a quadratic or cubic term in your equation I don't care!
You may wish to do the chart yourself then retract your criticism of my previous post?
my spreadsheet, page-31
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