Fortune Minerals Limited. T.FT

Review of the Current U.S. Global Energy Policy Priorities

[Allman]

Wheels seem to be turning, just not as fast as we'd like ... 

... Geoffrey Pyatt, assistant secretary of State Department’s Bureau of Energy Resources. ... And then the last recent activity that I would put a spotlight on:  I had the opportunity last week to be up in Ottawa, was really pleased to be able to have conversations with the – with NRCan, the energy minister including Minster Wilkinson, but also with our partners at Global Canada.  Canada is a really unique energy partner for the United States.  We, of course, have the largest energy relationship in the world.  Our companies are deeply intertwined with each other.  But we are also working together on the energy transition.  I was delighted when I was in Ottawa to spend a lot of time talking about critical minerals, an area where Canadian companies are not just producers, not just domestic processors, but also have a global footprint, and so share our concerns about the concentration of supply chains, in particular in the People’s Republic of China.

https://www.state.gov/briefings-foreign-press-centers/review-of-the-current-us-global-energy-policy-priorities

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- well, that is FINE and DANDY - however, WHAT most people are INTERESTED is WHEN do the PALLETS of GREEN PAPER start MOVING ? z173

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Technical CORRECTION: - however, WHAT most people are INTERESTED is WHEN do the PALLETS of GREEN COTTON (75%)/LINEN (25%) start MOVING ? z173

[vega509]

if you are any of the Fortune executives it has been ongoing for over a decade. if you are a shareholder it too has been flowing in droves, out of your pockets.