Clean Energy Transition Inc V.TRAN

Alternate Symbol(s): GCRIF

Metals & Mining Industrial Metals & Minerals

Clean Energy Transition Inc. is focused on opportunities to generate positive cash flow, across the energy transition. The Company includes a Quartz division focused on advancing its silica/quartz business with the Snow White Project in Ontario and the Silicon Ridge Project in Quebec. The silica in high-quality quartz can be used to make silicon metal, a key component in solar energy panels. The Snow White project is located in northern Ontario, 500km north-northwest of Toronto, 105km west of Sudbury. It is just over 40km by road from the town of Massey- 25km on highway and 15km on logging roads. The property comprises ten claim units within three staked unpatented mining claims totaling approximately 160 hectares. The Silicon Ridge Project is located approximately 40km north of the City of Baie-Saint-Paul, which borders the north shore of the Saint Lawrence River in central Quebec. Baie-Saint-Paul is about 100km northeast of Quebec City and approximately 350km northeast of Montreal.

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Comment by paulindoon1857on Aug 13, 2020 12:01pm

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RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:Four months

First of in case people missed this:
Rogue Announces Closing of Second and Final Tranche of Private Placement, Raising Aggregate Proceeds of $510,000
https://564aacbf-69b6-464a-a063-131897e505a0.filesusr.com/ugd/5d173e_1f3bb1652922419f9cef9676c4939728.pdf

Silicon Ridge project: re MFFP decision pertaining to the woodlands Caribou herd, one must also keep in mind that if the ministry decision is NOT in favour of RRS permits, our company has legal avenues open to pursue remedies to get its substantial $s investment applied to SR explorations refunded. Courts will have to establish the authenticity & amount of the refund involved.

Obviously, the best" remedy is a granting of permits to get going on this SR established resource.

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