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Green Battery Minerals Inc V.GEM

Alternate Symbol(s):  GBMIF

Green Battery Minerals Inc. is an exploration-stage company. The Company’s principal business activities include the exploration and development of natural resource properties. Its Berkwood Graphite Project is located within the jurisdiction of Quebec, in the Manicouagan Regional County Municipality, three hours driving time from the city of Baie-Comeau. Its Stallion Gold Project is located in the northeastern region of the prolifically metal-endowed Stikinia geological terrane. Stallion covers over 30 square kilometers and is on a regional trend with several past producing mines, such as Baker, Shasta and the world-class Kemess Mine. The Jupiter Lithium Project is an early-stage exploration opportunity which comprises a total of 122 Quebec mineral exploration claims which amount to a total of 6406 hectares. The Boudrias Project comprises a total of seven Quebec mineral exploration claims which amount to a total of 392.1 hectares.


TSXV:GEM - Post by User

Post by Wangotango67on Jun 08, 2024 12:34pm
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WATER - THE MISSING CLUE --------> ENERGY CRISIS

WATER - THE MISSING CLUE --------> ENERGY CRISIS

Yukon Droughts = affects hydrodams ----> no electricity
BC going into 4 yr drought - BC prides itself on hydrodams ------> electricity
Alberta -----> current stage 4 water restriction ----> BC system feeds Bow River
Manitoba Lake low water levels ------ yes, they depend on hydrodams and water from Ab
Quebec Hydrodams....  Concern of low water levels -----> Quebec is huge on hydrodams


Quebec article and video discussing low water levels and the effect on, hydrodams.
Video - small player video - politicians discuss the advent of, low water levels and
its affect on, hydrodams. 

Their solution ?
Make more dams ???
Solar in Canadian winters ???  Read up on ( Yukon's solar pilot program ( disaster )
That would be the last place i'd spend money if droughts are on the horizon.
Wasted money... new hydrodams would have same issues as, older hydrodams.

Water issues has also affected
Canada’s biggest electricity producer on Wednesday reported that 2023 net income dropped 28 per cent to $3.29 billion. It also cut the dividend it pays to its sole shareholder, the Quebec government, by 26 per cent to $2.5 billion — which is likely to affect provincial finances at a time when the economy is slowing.

Article ( do turn on video )
https://montrealgazette.com/business/energy/hydro-quebecs-annual-profit-plunges-28-amid-drop-in-power-exports

St Lawrence River has it's ups and downs with water levels.
Ships have issues entering river system.
Affects supply chain, distributions.

Wrote a post few weeks ago titled, Invisible Elephant.
A post that discussed how many jr exploration companies " might be " seeking
uranium while sporting another critical mineral, or under the guise of, REE's.

REE's deposits are reknown for, l
A large amount of uranium is in rare earth deposits, and may be extracted as a by-product. Higher uranium prices and geopolitical developments would enhance the economic potential for recovering these. Rare earths are essential for many modern technologies.

https://world-nuclear.org/information-library/nuclear-fuel-cycle/uranium-resources/uranium-from-rare-earths-deposits


No water
No hydrodams
No electricity



Hence - the importance of,
graphite enrichment using solar lasers ( long term storage )
graphite shielding for nuclear plants

There are currently 440 nuclear plant's worldwide.
Another 60  in the works... 2024.
graphite is the go to for, nuclear plants.

Quebec... needs to rethink their energy policies.
Nuclear has lasting energy solutions.

Which begs...
Has graphite bottomed out because those who need it...
want it for cheap...? Know it's incredibly valued ?
I'm beginning  to think, so.

Graphite is just as important as uranium.
Each are neded for, nuclear energy.



In my opinion...
Canada is far too liberal with our critical resources.
Europe and USA are having a hay day.
 

Throw in, fancy chess moves making one spin, dizzy...
( switching up diff minerals of importsnce )
playing with spot prices, stocks...
And before one can blink - resources are scooped up.



Contingency energy plans along with water resources are moving
at snails pace vs actions that resolve.

Countries are scrambling to secure what they can.
Yet... is Canada ensuring it's own critical resources to function day to day infastructure ?
Or... selling it off through the conduit of exchanges ------> dirt cheap ?
Hmmm




Cheers...






 

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