Список проголосовавших за комментарий " On The Wires<ul><li>Hydrogenics Corporation (<strong>HYGS</strong>) announced that it has been awarded a contract by Doosan Babcock Limited to install two of its HySTAT100 electrolyzers, along with compression and storage equipment, at the new Aberdeen Exhibition and Conference Centre («AECC») in Aberdeen, Scotland. The Hydrogenics electrolyzers will convert fluctuating power — up to 1 megawatt — into 20 kilograms of hydrogen per hour, at the highest efficiency possible, complementing the combined heat and power natural gas fuel cell application installed at the AECC. Hydrogenics expects to deliver the electrolyzers in late 2017, providing over 300 kilograms of hydrogen storage capacity; additional terms were not disclosed.</li><li>Energy Fuels Inc. (<strong>UUUU</strong>) announced that it has received the final amendment to the Source Material License for the expansion of its Nichols Ranch ISR Project from the U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission. With this License Amendment in hand, the Company now holds all of the permits, licenses, and approvals required to expand the Nichols Ranch ISR Project into the Jane Dough wellfields in the future. Nichols Ranch is a currently producing in situ recovery uranium project, located in northeast Wyoming. All of the Company's uranium production is sold into the global uranium market and used for the generation of clean, carbon-free nuclear energy.</li><li>Gold Standard (<strong>GSV</strong>) now controls a total of 52,731 gross acres (208 sq. km. or 80 sq. miles) in the area. The acquisitions include cost-effective lease agreements with private mineral interest owners and newly staked claims. The total cost of these acquisitions was ~$501,121. Annual holding costs for the new acquisitions are ~$289,000. ~3,880 gross acres (2,540 net acres) of these acquisitions were previously disclosed by the Company in its Management Discussion and Analysis filed with SEDAR on November 14, 2016.</li><li>International Game Technology PLC (<strong>IGT</strong>) has announced that its subsidiary, IGT Global Services Limited has signed an agreement with the New Zealand Lotteries Commission to provide a Remote Game Server system and Instant Win content to the New Zealand market. IGT, as legacy GTECH, has provided lottery equipment and services to Lotto NZ since the lottery's inception in 1987.</li></ul>"