Re: Pilot Plant Reactor Construction Process

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Re: Pilot Plant Reactor Construction Process

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Re: Pilot Plant Reactor Construction Process

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posted on Jul 23, 2021 07:19PM

I apologize. I had a bunch of thoughts in my head and just mixed it all up. Let me re-write my post.

Hello Peter,

From the announcement of a technology, eg NexGen, QRR, SNIR..., to pilot plant commissioning/sample production, I am just curious of the process . What is involved? At the time of an announcment/NR, is all the planning and engineering completed thus you start construction of a bench model, then proceed to a pilot plant after successful testing?

I ask, as an impatient investor, because 2-3 years from announcement to pilot plant commissioning "seems" like a long time, for someone that has no understanding of the process. Just from Google, i see some results dating back to 2018 for NexGen and 2017 for QRR.

Is it simply the complexity and that's just how long it takes? Are you experiencing bottlenecks and/or roadblocks? material/supply chain issues, man power issues, testing/tweaking time? Too many projects on the go at the same time?