This is a summary of a question I sent to the Company last month; they haven't bothered to reply so I thought I'd throw it out there for general discussion........
April 16
My question is related to the use of CETO for desalination only:
I understand and support the Company’s efforts to move into other areas in the renewables space … batteries, solar and microgrids – and accept that that this may have impacted timelines re CETO 6 development. BUT, is the CETO – driven desalination process tried and tested and deployable ? , if this is correct isn’t this something the Company could be pursuing as a separate & parallel initiative ? Situated where you are, you wouldn’t need to travel far from home to find a ready market for “zero emissions” desalinated water A brief read on Perth Desal plants didn’t reveal too much on the generation of electricity that powers the process – although anecdotally I believe it’s coal.
April 17
By coincidence I happened to be watching TV news last night ....which showcased the use of graphene as a filter in the desal process ....it also referred to the ongoing drought in Cape Town, South Africa .....is anybody in CCE looking at this and similar instances as a potential opportunity ?
thoughts ?
CCE Price at posting:
3.1¢ Sentiment: Hold Disclosure: Held
