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Friday, August 17, 2007 11:09:46 AM
In Germany, there are 17 nuclear utilities with 1,615 metric tons of lead, which is the equivalent of 1,300 metric tons of BIECOM. A replacement program of 10% per year would require 130 metric tons of BIECOM annually in Germany.
The current market price for lead is $1.32(usd) per pound. So there is $5,000,000 worth of lead in the German reactors. The quesition is, how much do they want to spend to remove the lead, purchase new materials and install new materials?
I don't know alot about nuclear reactors so I don't know if they regularly replace the lead shielding. I'll go look it up later.
So what is the cost ratio of lead/feecom? Are we looking at $500,000 in annual sales to Germany? That seems a pretty simple number to add to the PR.
Everyone has an opinion - but, this one is mine.
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