Replies to post #3030 on Lightbridge Corporation (LTBR)

[Going_4_It]

The article is about testing the cladding material last January.

...and thanks for posting it.

Lightbridge did similar cladding tests in 2017. And now they are manufacturing the actual prototype rods to be installed and made operational. They are right on the verge of signing up their first power utility as a customer.

So Lightbridge is, at the very least, two years ahead of the Russian project.

And then there are the many Lightbridge patents already in place to protect the design.

Personally, that article does not cause me to worry a bit.

All just my opinion...

[77Port]

https://www.globenewswire.com/news-release/2019/07/11/1881457/0/en/Lightbridge-Awarded-Patents-in-Europe-and-Eurasia-for-CANDU-Metallic-Nuclear-Fuel-Assembly.html

first two paragraphs:

RESTON, Va., July 11, 2019 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Lightbridge Corporation (NASDAQ: LTBR), a nuclear fuel developer, announced today that it has separately received Notices of Allowance from the European Patent Office and the Eurasian Patent Convention, which includes Russia and other territories across Eurasia, for another key patent relating to its innovative metallic fuel design. These new patent allowances are the latest addition to the Company's growing intellectual property portfolio and follows similar approvals in other markets worldwide.

These latest patents provide protection in Europe and Eurasia for a fuel assembly design incorporating multi-lobe metallic fuel rods for use in CANDU heavy water reactors. According to the World Nuclear Association, there are 49 CANDU-type pressurized heavy water reactors currently in use around the world.