How sad. AVL has been lethargically chasing it's tail for years in Oz, while sensible countries move ahead.
TMT had arguably the best quality V resource in the world. And V batteries look like the go to solution for heavy-duty grid/industrial storage. So what actually got done?
It's a slow train coming...... will it ever reach the station? Or will, after a lot talk, time and expenditure, will TMT's resource simply end up as feed for someone else's advancing industry?
Wouldn't it be refreshing to see something useful facilitated by Australia bureaucracy. other than sloganising about "made in Australia", handing out wads of mistargeted taxpayer cash at election time, and otherwise paralysing progress by imposing tortuous government decisions and processes of dubious utility? Same old, same old.....
OK, we might still hope that a helpful rabbit or two gets pulled out of the hat soon for AVL, as a side-effect of the electioneering process. Another photo op......
Bottom line, at least the TMT resource has real value, if someone can get a move on with that.
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