RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:Why is everyone so bullish here?I've never seen a company let alone a resource one bank its hopes on carbon capture. Carbon capture was a failed attempt at industry to green wash their bad environmental practices. Pro enivironment, big business and governments are moving away from it.
I don't see much value. I would take the cheap hydro which will give it a competitive edge over carbon credits which may end up worth very little if anything at all.
Pretend you wanted to sell CNC as the world's greatest hot dog. High quality meat (low grade deposit you don't have that), nice tasty bun, and cooked just right. Why spend your time focussing on the squirt of mustard promoting the hot dog rather than the real features people look for and are of consequence. Carbon Capture is the equivalent of mustard.
I agree with the others on this board. Focussing on carbon capture is like being focussed on garnishments to state your value proposition.
My two cents.
minime123 wrote: Does the company that holds Dumont have a carbon capture strategy in place? Well i guess not totally the same as? Well we might be surprise in the long run to find out that one of the majors might in fact buy all? Dumont might fit the bill along with Crawford, reid, Mann? All together in one pot? There is a need for 40 new mines, well, if you pot them together, we have 22 openings right here in Ontario and Quebec and very close by, that would make the holder the biggest nickle miner in the world. That would also make me the biggest optimistic right????