Investment update: SRK Consulting Report Published Jade Road Investments Limited, the London-quoted, pan-Asian diversified investment vehicle focused on providing shareholders with attractive uncorrelated, risk-adjusted long-term returns, is pleased to announce an investment update, and confirms that the full SRK report dated March 2021 ( CPR ) on Future Metal Holdings ( FMHL or the Quarry ) has been published on https://jaderoadinvestments.com/home and will be published on https://futuremetalholdings.com in due course. Jade Road has an 85% shareholding in Future Metal Holdings Limited. Highlights: · The CPR confirms a JORC Code Compliant Mineral Resources of the Zhuangpeng Mine of 35.95 million tonnes ( Mt ) with an average grade of 20.74% dolomite oxide ( MgO ) (Measured); 81.40Mt with an average grade of 20.48% MgO (Indicated); and 31.81Mt with an average grade of 20.61% MgO (Inferre
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Group objects to board s failure to allow public comment at meeting By Phil Rogers and Patrick McCraney (Better Government Association) •
Published June 25, 2014 •
Updated on June 26, 2014 at 5:56 am
In a highly unusual move, the leader of a Downstate watchdog group placed an entire park district board under a citizen s arrest for failing to allow public comment and violating a state disclosure law.
Public boards are used to facing angry crowds, but most have never dealt with what happened at one recent meeting in central Illinois.
Around 30 people showed up at a Clark County Park District Board meeting in May, hoping to speak openly about recent park-related controversies. After most sat through a 2-1/2 hour closed session, the board returned to open session only to inform the crowd that they would not be allowed to speak to board members.
ATLANTA â Georgia energy regulators have authorized Georgia Power Co. to move forward with plans to buy 970 megawatts of solar power from five other utilities.
The state Public Service Commission voted unanimously in favor of five power-purchasing agreements Georgia Power intends to pursue during the next couple of years.
The 30-year PPAs are among Georgia Powerâs renewable energy programs the PSC signed off on when it approved the utilityâs 2019 Integrated Resource Plan.
Georgia Power is required to submit an IRP to the commission every three years showing what sources of electrical generation it intends to rely on to meet customer needs during the next 20 years.
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