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Also die PEA wird die Tage kommen. *g*
Aber dann will hier jeder bestimmt nur noch REIN in CCE ... *g*
Fliege
http://globaladvancedmetals.com/news/2011/march/...ntalum-demand.aspx
"UP geht es Morgen in Übersee ...
...dann will hier jeder bestimmt nur noch REIN in CCE ..."
Mit dieser Menge heisser Luft könntest Du glatt als Heizer auf diesem Ballon anheuern:
Die Amis werden schon noch zappeln wenns UP geht .. *ggg*
Fliege
p.s.
nebenbei satte news sind im Anmarsch !
http://www.homelandsecuritynewswire.com/...-earth-elements-production
China to cap 2011 rare earth output at 93,800 tonnes
BEIJING | Thu Mar 31, 2011 2:48am EDT
http://www.reuters.com/article/2011/03/31/...hs-idUSTRE72U17620110331
China sets rare earth output quota for 2011
Friday, April 01, 2011
http://www.raremetalblog.com/2011/04/...output-quota-for-2011.html#tp
http://bigcharts.marketwatch.com/quickchart/...1&show=&time=8
Ich weiss ja noch nicht einmal, was bei CCE passieren wird...
Frag' doch mal bei der "Prawda" an: In der Prawda steht alles!!
31st March 2011
TORONTO (miningweekly.com) – Rare earth element prices are likely going to continue heading upwards, and China, which produces about 95% of global supplies, might halt exports altogether, an industry association warned on Thursday.
“The general consensus is that it [pricing] is going to get worse before it gets better,” Rare Earth Industry and Technology Association (REITA) director Keith Delaney said.
Prices have skyrocketed over the past two years as China drastically curbs exports and the rest of the world scrambles to secure supplies of the metals, used in consumer electronics, electric vehicles and wind turbines.
Delaney, speaking on a conference call hosted by US-based Technology Metals Research, said that even with new production coming on stream at Molycorp’s Mountain Pass mine in California and Lynas Corp’s Mount Weld project in Australia, customers might struggle to secure supplies.
“The promise of Lynas and Molycorp gives us some hope, but they’ve told me they are pretty much sold out for their first phase of production,” he said.
REITA is a non-profit company that seeks to promote the rare earths industry in developed countries, and it has producers and consumers of the elements as its members.
According to Delaney, it was a question of when, not if, China stops exporting its rare earths.
“I’m hoping for a soft landing, that the Chinese gradually ween us off,” he said.
He said that the country had warned the world “for years” that it would not be its eternal source of rare earth elements, and that the fact that China has been enforcing export quotas should have been “very predictable”.
China has been consolidating its chaotic rare earths industry in a bid to curb illegal exports and reduce harm to the environment. A flood of cheap supply of rare earths out of the country in the 1990s forced mines elsewhere to close, giving rise to China’s monopoly on the metals.
Asked to comment on the supply/demand balance over the medium term for the materials, Delaney said: “The supply/demand projections that I’ve seen don’t give me a lot of warm and fuzzy feelings.”
“We’re going to need many more rare earth properties to come into production before we’re out of the woods. We definitely need anything we can get.”
A major challenge Delaney saw facing the future of the industry was that of skills, as the closure of rare earths mines in the West while production shifted to China meant that people with the know-how to develop projects had been greatly reduced.
He called on the US government for another ‘sputnik moment’ to assist in developing skills and research and development to ensure there were adequate supplies of the crucial rare earth metals in the future.
Edited by: Liezel Hill
http://www.miningweekly.com/article/...rare-earth-shortage-2011-03-31
Börsen-Zyklisch betrachtet, ist der April ein geiler Monat. mal sehen ob es alle Aktien mitmachen...
antwort von Mr.Grove auf die frage nach der PAE:
Thank you for your email and your continued interest in and suggestions for Commerce Resources Corp.
In terms of what you have pointed out to us here, yes, we have passed along timelines for the delivery of the PEA that ended up being too optimistic.
However, I think it is vitally important to understand that we have really very little if any control over this process and that this is exactly the way the system is supposed to work within the strictures of the 43-101 legislation, which happens to be the most comprehensive and demanding ice of mining legislation on the planet we call Earth.
In terms of what we at Commerce Resources DO have control over, this would include the current drilling program a the Ashram REE zone at our wholly owned Eldor deposit in Quebec, which is of course the 3rd largest REE deposit – at this point and before the assays from this program are released – in the western world.
This program is going extremely well.
enze
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kommentar dax
also implizit: nach der pea ist cce nicht mehr nummer 3 in der welt
Aber wann ?? ....ganz plötzlich...
Bis dahin heißt es abwarten und sich nicht verrücktmachen zu lassen.
Allen noch einen sonnigen Samstag.
bei sinkenden Exportquoten, bleibt nach diesem Zitat nur obiger Schluss:
China erhöht Produktionsquote von Seltenen Erden um 5,16 Prozent
Die chinesische Regierung hat die diesjährige Produktionsquote von Seltenen Erden um 5,16 Prozent auf 93.800 Tonnen heraufgesetzt. Allerdings werden bis zum 30. Juni 2012 sowohl für den Abbau Seltener Erden als auch für die Erkundung von neuen Depots keine neuen Lizenzen vergeben. Der Abbau von leichten Seltenen Erden wird dabei auf 80.400 Tonnen begrenzt und der Ausstoß von mittleren und schweren Seltenen Erden auf 13.400 Tonnen.
Obwohl in China nur ein Drittel der weltweiten Vorräte an Seltenen Erden lagern, hat die Volksrepublik derzeit einen Marktanteil von 90 Prozent. Peking hat für dieses Jahr einige Maßnahmen angekündigt, um den Abbau stärker zu reglementieren, darunter eine Rohstoff-Steuer, strikte Emissions-Richtlinien und eine Senkung der Exportquote.