PyroGenesis Inc T.PYR

Hydrogen likely better than electricity to produce iron ore

[Tcheck]

Fortescue Future Industries (FFI) successfully produced high-purity iron of 97% Fe from Fortescue’s iron ores without using coking coal and at low temperatures.

i wouldn t bet so much on plasmatechnology 
to revolutionise the iron pellet industry as of yet .hydrogen production soon will be affordable and is more appropriate .
luckily we have other irons in the fire :) 

Fortescue produces first green iron ore, part of carbon neutrality goal

[MidtownGuy]

Incorrect. Because you didn't bother to read any of the background information on this, here are the facts: 1/ Fortescue's ability to deliver "green iron", and "green iron ore" has nothing to do with pelletization or lack thereof. It is entirely about using green energy sources -- battery power, ammonia, and hydrogen -- to power the drill rigs, haul trucks, trains

[sbbb2x2]

Thanks MTG for posting some real DD. Much appreciated. SBBB

[Casavantsghost]

My recollection of this poster Tcheck or Tchick or Chuck steak is that it morffed from a positive poster accepting its initial risk with a small cap stock, to a quasi subliminal negative poster.  It may have been that the individual was looking for a quick hit, who knows.  I'm not even saying that this type of investment strategy isn't valid. Timing is everything right? Those

[Tcheck]

The iron ore is produced without coke and at low temperature .i don t make this up. it is not about operating a net zero emission plant . it is about producing fe without charcoal and without furnaces . hard to believe but amazing  Fortescue Future Industries (FFI) successfully produced high-purity iron of 97% Fe from Fortescue’s iron ores without using coking coal and at low temperatures.

[MidtownGuy]

But you ARE making this up. Iron ore isn't produced, it's dug out of the ground. It's the IRON that is produced without coke. And this is downstream from pellets and having anything to do with PYR. Iron is the metal that's made from iron ore. You're confusing the two.