Well for starters Talga would need to be selling its products at...

Well for starters Talga would need to be selling its products at a profit, while Volt is not.

We are still at least 2 years from crossing that bridge in a best-case scenario.

However, Talga is out to make a profit regardless of war or not. War does not appear to hurt (our) business. But its not like Talga is going to charge double price to Europe, just because of war. No. Talga would charge "double" only because a fair market allows for a certain price. This is not about monopoly, there are other suppliers, other options available. If Talga's option happens to be the most desirable, so be it.

We are all just guessing at prices. Plan for the worst, hope for the best. I am not going to spend too much time worrying about something that cannot really be known for another year or two, because even the "worst case scenarios" have talga comfortably profitable as a low cost producer.