DID NRG THINK TWICE ?One has to ask why the deal with NRG and Alberdi Energy SA didn't solidify.
Could it be NRG made a sight visit to see their NEIGHBOR Posco hard at it = setting up ?
How advantageous would it be for NRG to team with Posco even supply feed - stock ?
Ahhhh....opens up an entire new subject.
Now...how valuable would west Hombre be when there's no - one pumping any ( brine ) from
west Hombre ?
There's no one on the west Hombre pumping brine.
= FRESH RESEVES.
One could scan the Galen Map and see - distinct - dark patches all along the perimeter of
west Hombre and even out in the open space of the SALAR...
= WET ZONES = WATER BOG = SIGNS OF BRINES
= PERIMETER OF HOMBRE IS ROCKY = REMOVE SALAR CLAY SANDS = BIG CAVERN
= HENCE...PERHAPS WHY THE WATER BRINES HUG THE ROCK PERIMETERS.
CATCHING the BRINES before they reach FENIX operation would be the operative.
There are two distinct exit ports on the SW side of Hombre.
Galen + Portofino actually have ace cards to catch these brines = before exiting or,
before excess brines reach FENIX...
Here's an excerpt from NRG.... ( sounds like NRG likes the idea of Posco setting up nearby )
2020-02-20 10:35 ET - News Release
Mr. Adrian Hobkirk reports
HOMBRE MUERTO PROJECT AREA UPDATE
NRG Metals Inc. has provided an update on developments in the area of the Hombre Muerto North lithium project (HMN Li project), located in Salta province, Argentina. A recent site visit by a representative of the company confirmed that international corporation POSCO, NRG's neighbour at the project area, is moving forward with the construction of a pilot facility for the production of lithium. Site pictures are available at the company website. POSCO acquired the ground in 2019 from Galaxy Resources Ltd. for $280-million (U.S.).
HERE'S POSCO = WHO BOUGHT - GALAXY'S HOMBRE LITHIUM - $280/Mil
Nov. 26, 2018 · Galaxy Resources has officially sold a tenement package at the Argentina-based Salar del Hombre Muerto to POSCO. Galaxy Resources (ASX:GXY) has completed the sale of a northern tenement package at the Salar del Hombre Muerto in Argentina to POSCO (NYSE:PKX) for US$280 million
So...I can possibly see why NRG may have not followed - through...
Posco could be a better opportunity ?
Time will tell.