We have Hematite Iron Ore to offer

Product Information:

Hematite Iron Ore, average chemical composition, Fe 32-39, SiO2 15-19, excavated but not separated, Size 0-400mm

	Fe	SiO2	FeO	MnO	CaO	MgO	Al2o3	BaO	P2O5	CO2	K2O	Na2O	SO3	H2O
1.1	41.24	11.60	0.89	8.39	5.32	0.98	1.23	0.50	0.10	6.59	0.24	0.11	0.49	4.44
2.1	36.78	14.70	0.80	11.74	2.66	0.90	2.44	3.08	0.09	6.60	0.61	0.47	0.28	4.20

Our prefered method of payment is 100% LC at sight.


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Roger K. Olsson




　


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Stron House 100 Pall Mall
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Email: linership@yandex.com
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Processing Mining Resources

In South Africa it is estimate natural resources worth over US$ 2.3 Trillion. Most of the natural resources from South Africa is exported raw. The debate raised is about exention in terms of economy and the value and wealth to the country. In clear words we have to value the whole valuation chain of the minerals resources and the beneficiency after that the ore is been processed. I agree to that minerals must be processed and refined in a greater degree in the country of its origin. However, then we are talking about greater industrialization than we really managed so far. The challenge may lay in training, research and development, and also concept implementation as fundamental components. South Africa with 88% of the world's platinum, 80% of the world's manganese and 72% of the world's crome in their resources may lay more close to this step on economic development to be taken than before mentioned. However there is many countries around the world that is troubled with these issues for skills, labor workforce, and infrastructure. We know that huge stockpiles of ore from South Africa is exported to China, but the development for national minerals processing in the country is happening now. The advantages of mineral resources is all about the whole infrastructure around the whole industrial change. For the policy to be realistic it must be discussed for a reform to import the necessary skills and technology. The rule of development implementation when short of fabrication, or short of processing links to fabrication must reflect the terms of national interests, what are all the benefits of value creation and what are the side effects? As a borad of directors for mutual settlement development I would suggest the international community to cover this economic development together with the mining companies for giving the issue new sustainable mining and industrial development targets. The governments may issue new licenses for mining companies but the priorities must be in right order.


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Giuen Invest Management Ltd. (GMOL)

Stron House 100 Pall Mall
SW1Y 5EA London, UK
VAT: 07371355
CEO / PIO
Roger K. Olsson
Email: linership@yandex.com
Website: http://deposit.homestead.com


　

World Iron Ore responsible procurement policy and procurement processes with steel mills https://sites.google.com/site/ironorecommodity/  

Iron Ore Wholesale and Trade Supply (Norway)

Iron Ore Wholesale and Trade Supply (Norway)
It is strange how the iron ore trade is constructed in relation to other trade in natural resources. I must say that I am a highly surprised by the strict line that mining companies have had for a commercial structure to maintain the established market for many successful years. It is almost a unique business model with relationships that are deeply incorporated in the trade structure right through every stage. It is thus one of the most enriching knowledge that I have gained from my work in the development of trade relations in the world, and it is thus relatively easy to understand the inner meaning of the long-term trade relations and close cooperation when one understands the enormous capital investment that is behind a mining development project. In fact, so is the iron ore trade as everything else about demand and supply. With that is that when I have a working production then I have also that trust which is essentially needed to smelters to invest in what I can offer, at the right quality (for example, 67% hematite), quantity, and price quotation. To a large extent, so is the iron ore trade on negotiations and agreements to contracts for the mine's production capacity. In the process of quality rate establishment for an iron ore concentrate, so there is several steps of tests of the iron ore grade and quality and the concentrate must undergo accredited tests before the iron ore samples can be sent to contractual smelters or steel mills for the manufacturing of steel for testing and quality of the produced steel. Upon that the established trade organization has its mission to both negotiate agreements with smelters and steel mills in strategically selected geographical structures and models for the entirety of the marketing chain. These sellers have also their mission to create the conditions for the steel industry to channel out produced steel where required. With that is that a seller should always carry a responsiveness to demand for quantities of steel, and that where it is possible to advocate for an overall positive development for the steel industry. The main consumer of steel is today the industry and the governments with the funds allocated for public infrastructure investments. Accordingly, a public infrastructure projects such as railway projects with related industry is always to us considered as important in our work. There is a variety of iron products that we get out of iron ore raw material.

　

To mention some fundamental industrial products such as, railway tracks, locomotives, ship, steel beams, steel profiles, steel, machinery, tools, vehicles, wires, etc.. These constitute an increasingly more important role in today's society and developments in the world economy. Despite the history so has the postwar period just after the end of World War II constituted the largest economic development. The industrialization and development of industrial society was at that time quite different from what the world is facing today and it is a naturally induced degree else today. As the world market face different challenges today than it did at the end of WWII, we have a constant renewal and development of industry and infrastructure today and that's where we set the degree of development. It is where demand for iron ore and steel production are available for new mining establishments. In practice, the upcoming mining development in Norway means a frequent work and a firm performance for businesses to jointly establish the new level of the national production capacity. A national coordination should consequently be initiated to secure the national key exports and trade relations with the world to meet the emerging demand. The uniform coordination should lead to a positive function with responsibility for mining communication in the country and abroad. If one thus coordination should be designed through a government mandate or a national mission by industry, I can not answer today! In case it should be noted that the relevant government departments in an initial stage should review the information for a public report. At present, our mission in preparing the storage of iron ore concentrates for test orders to smelters and steel mills and to convey our message of production capacity to partners and an investment-prone capital. This will essentially be continuing in that we systematically seek responsibility in this area. You are also welcome to contact us directly on the following division.
　


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Iron Ore Jharkhand, India

Responsible procurement policy and procurement processes with steel mills.

A new iron ore producer on competition in world markets against the backdrop of dramatic price increases over the past five years. Analysis of cases like these would benefit from a reliable organizational understanding of competitive strategies in iron ore markets and for the reason that welfare gains from productivity increases in both importing and exporting countries. Responsible mining is understood as mining operations applying the best international standards in terms of environmental and social management, health and safety improvements, energy efficiency and revenue transparency and stakeholder engagement. Through its involvement in the mining sector, the Giuelith Timantti Ltd. has an opportunity to promote environmentally and socially responsible mining across its portfolio and to provide examples of best international practice to the relevant governments in areas such as environmental and social management, health and safety improvements, energy efficiency and revenue transparency as guiding principles. Giuelith Timantti Ltd. recognises that mining and the revenues that flow from it can offer unique opportunities to develop more resilient and diversified local economies which will continue to prosper after the closure of the mining project. The bank’s and the mining companies involvement in these projects can be an important opportunity to help develop the mining value chain vertically through the promotion. Achieving long-term economic development through company-supported initiatives can be complex and challenging. Therefore successful initiatives meaning create shared value by aligning mining clients’ business goals with the development of the local business market. Also, quantitative analysis of trading behaviour is required to put these intuitive outsourcing into a framework that would enable alternative hypotheses to be tested rigorously. Analysis of this type has been applied to world markets. The greater simplicity and parsimonious data requirements of this approach brings dealing in materials advantages in trading patterns over several years that can be examined efficiently, and the method can therein be applied to other bulk commodities as well, even where little or no cost data are available. This method fully exploits the richness of bilateral trade data sets. Varies on cost schedules is been discussed earlier and we can see production costs and transport costs vary accross supplies. Therefore choice can be represented by CIF price and FOB price. Make the FOB price procurement applied to seaborne trade in iron ore and of practical preliminaries both CIF price and FOB price pertaining to iron ore procurement contracts assessments like this, including the product specification, pricing, value of trade, distances and transport costs. Market participants evaluate the premium each brand commands, incorporating chemical, physical and metallurgical properties, in large part based on prior knowledge of these properties and experience using the products. Moreover, with the provided iron ore procurement contract instrument the product specification will explain chemical properties of iron ore. Chemical properties vary between deposits. As the principal use of iron ore is the production of iron and steel, iron content is the principal determinant of the value of the ore. Pricing makes a distinction between iron ore "fines" and "lump". The latter is more valuable, other chemical properties being the same, but the former is more commonly traded. Various common contaminants, such as silicon, aluminium, phosphorus and sulphur have some effect on the value of iron ore from a particular deposit as they affect the properties of steel made from the ore or may lead to additional processing costs. All these parameters is been determined for to short run cost efficient iron ore procurement contracts, demand, and sustainable and risk free dealing in materials of certain origins. Therein this priority in first case at the Giuelith Timantti Ltd. office in London, UK reflects a methodology of estimating exporter costs and importer demand characteristics for bulk commodities from bilateral data on the value of trade, coupled with data on shipping costs and distances to the starting point where is aimed activity to negotiate contract prices annually to establish an FOB benchmark price that then apply to all contract sales. Meaning an outmost realistic coorelation for any fixed price may be applied relationsships between iron ore prices and world crude steel production. The second priority is dealing spot supplies to a growing demand in the world market. The purpose of thus agreement is to demonstrate the conditions under which it might be optimal for the buyer and to make the procurement contract instrument rely on the linearity of the importers demand for the commodity, and competitiveness among exporters.

　



Iron Ore Procurement Contracts

　

Quality: This standard allows to ensure consistency in the price normalization process.

Iron Content (Fe): 62%

Moisture: 8%

Loss on Ignition:

Silicon Dioxide: 3.0%

Alumina: 1.5%

Phosphorus: 0.075%

Sulfur: 0.02%

Impurities normalization:

　


Sizing:

Size of concentrate:

Size of pellets: (Iron ore blast furnace pellets).

Size of fines:

　

　

Quantity: Min. parcel size 50,000 metric tonnes.

Location: Freight differentials and FOB.

Timing: Delivery within 2-8 weeks from date of publication.

Payment: 100% payment at sight.

Unit of assessment: US Dollars per dry metric ton.



　

Statement of Procurement Practice:

　

Lump premiums vary from company to company, depending on when agreements are reached, brands, volumes, and whether they are negotiated as a package with other products.

　

Metallurgical properties have not been specified in line with current spot trading convention.

　
Here is been determined specific export terminals from the main iron ore shipping countries, wherein distances can be viewed from this link. http://e-ships.net/dist.htm



　
Transport costs in the Baltic Dry Index can since 1985 be viewed at http://www.balticexchange.com/


　

Price changes to offers will be considered in the assessment process only if the improvements in the price of offers are incremental in nature.

　

We considers transactions, bids/offers and market indications that are reflective of typical conditions and originating from sources deemed reliable.

　

　

　


Giuen Invest Management Ltd. (GMOL)

Stron House 100 Pall Mall

SW1Y 5EA London, UK

VAT: 07371355

CEO / PIO

Roger K. Olsson

Email: linership@yandex.com
Website: http://deposit.homestead.com


　

　

　

　


About the Author

Roger K. Olsson is based in London and leads the metals and mining division of the commodity trading and mangement group. He has more than 20 years of experience as an industry executive and consultant to the global metals and mining industries. He works with leading companies in the areas of strategy, management and acquistitions, bussiness intermediation and transformation. He is the founder of the Giuelith Timantti Limited and is a recognized specialist on mining issues and development.


　

　


Guidance documents last updated 2014-03-01

The Statement of Procurement Practice are a guide; thus are not intended to create any contractual obligations or rights. Giuelith Timantti Limited reserves the right to interpret its policies and to vary its procedures when it determines it is appropriate. Giuelith Timantti Limited may at its sole discretion change, make exceptions to, or discontinue any of the provisions in this document at any time, without advance notice.

　

　
This news portal provides an comprehensive source of information to complement the global steelmarket. http://deposit.homestead.com/News-or-Reviews.html


　

　
THE PUBLIC APPENDIX 1. OFFICIAL 2013

Iron Ore Labrador City in Western Labrador, Canada

Responsible procurement policy and procurement processes with steel mills.

A new iron ore producer on competition in world markets against the backdrop of dramatic price increases over the past five years. Analysis of cases like these would benefit from a reliable organizational understanding of competitive strategies in iron ore markets and for the reason that welfare gains from productivity increases in both importing and exporting countries. Responsible mining is understood as mining operations applying the best international standards in terms of environmental and social management, health and safety improvements, energy efficiency and revenue transparency and stakeholder engagement. Through its involvement in the mining sector, the Giuelith Timantti Ltd. has an opportunity to promote environmentally and socially responsible mining across its portfolio and to provide examples of best international practice to the relevant governments in areas such as environmental and social management, health and safety improvements, energy efficiency and revenue transparency as guiding principles. Giuelith Timantti Ltd. recognises that mining and the revenues that flow from it can offer unique opportunities to develop more resilient and diversified local economies which will continue to prosper after the closure of the mining project. The bank’s and the mining companies involvement in these projects can be an important opportunity to help develop the mining value chain vertically through the promotion. Achieving long-term economic development through company-supported initiatives can be complex and challenging. Therefore successful initiatives meaning create shared value by aligning mining clients’ business goals with the development of the local business market. Also, quantitative analysis of trading behaviour is required to put these intuitive outsourcing into a framework that would enable alternative hypotheses to be tested rigorously. Analysis of this type has been applied to world markets. The greater simplicity and parsimonious data requirements of this approach brings dealing in materials advantages in trading patterns over several years that can be examined efficiently, and the method can therein be applied to other bulk commodities as well, even where little or no cost data are available. This method fully exploits the richness of bilateral trade data sets. Varies on cost schedules is been discussed earlier and we can see production costs and transport costs vary accross supplies. Therefore choice can be represented by CIF price and FOB price. Make the FOB price procurement applied to seaborne trade in iron ore and of practical preliminaries both CIF price and FOB price pertaining to iron ore procurement contracts assessments like this, including the product specification, pricing, value of trade, distances and transport costs. Market participants evaluate the premium each brand commands, incorporating chemical, physical and metallurgical properties, in large part based on prior knowledge of these properties and experience using the products. Moreover, with the provided iron ore procurement contract instrument the product specification will explain chemical properties of iron ore. Chemical properties vary between deposits. As the principal use of iron ore is the production of iron and steel, iron content is the principal determinant of the value of the ore. Pricing makes a distinction between iron ore "fines" and "lump". The latter is more valuable, other chemical properties being the same, but the former is more commonly traded. Various common contaminants, such as silicon, aluminium, phosphorus and sulphur have some effect on the value of iron ore from a particular deposit as they affect the properties of steel made from the ore or may lead to additional processing costs. All these parameters is been determined for to short run cost efficient iron ore procurement contracts, demand, and sustainable and risk free dealing in materials of certain origins. Therein this priority in first case at the Giuelith Timantti Ltd. office in London, UK reflects a methodology of estimating exporter costs and importer demand characteristics for bulk commodities from bilateral data on the value of trade, coupled with data on shipping costs and distances to the starting point where is aimed activity to negotiate contract prices annually to establish an FOB benchmark price that then apply to all contract sales. Meaning an outmost realistic coorelation for any fixed price may be applied relationsships between iron ore prices and world crude steel production. The second priority is dealing spot supplies to a growing demand in the world market. The purpose of thus agreement is to demonstrate the conditions under which it might be optimal for the buyer and to make the procurement contract instrument rely on the linearity of the importers demand for the commodity, and competitiveness among exporters.

　



Iron Ore Procurement Contracts

　

Quality: This standard allows to ensure consistency in the price normalization process.

Iron Content (Fe): 62%

Moisture: 8%

Loss on Ignition:

Silicon Dioxide: 3.0%

Alumina: 1.5%

Phosphorus: 0.075%

Sulfur: 0.02%

Impurities normalization:

　


Sizing:

Size of concentrate:

Size of pellets: (Iron ore blast furnace pellets).

Size of fines:

　

　

Quantity: Min. parcel size 50,000 metric tonnes.

Location: Freight differentials and FOB.

Timing: Delivery within 2-8 weeks from date of publication.

Payment: 100% payment at sight.

Unit of assessment: US Dollars per dry metric ton.



　

Statement of Procurement Practice:

　

Lump premiums vary from company to company, depending on when agreements are reached, brands, volumes, and whether they are negotiated as a package with other products.

　

Metallurgical properties have not been specified in line with current spot trading convention.

　
Here is been determined specific export terminals from the main iron ore shipping countries, wherein distances can be viewed from this link. http://e-ships.net/dist.htm



　
Transport costs in the Baltic Dry Index can since 1985 be viewed at http://www.balticexchange.com/


　

Price changes to offers will be considered in the assessment process only if the improvements in the price of offers are incremental in nature.

　

We considers transactions, bids/offers and market indications that are reflective of typical conditions and originating from sources deemed reliable.

　

　

　


Giuen Invest Management Ltd. (GMOL)

Stron House 100 Pall Mall

SW1Y 5EA London, UK

VAT: 07371355

CEO / PIO

Roger K. Olsson

Email: linership@yandex.com
Website: http://deposit.homestead.com


　

　

　

　


About the Author

Roger K. Olsson is based in London and leads the metals and mining division of the commodity trading and mangement group. He has more than 20 years of experience as an industry executive and consultant to the global metals and mining industries. He works with leading companies in the areas of strategy, management and acquistitions, bussiness intermediation and transformation. He is the founder of the Giuelith Timantti Limited and is a recognized specialist on mining issues and development.


　

　


Guidance documents last updated 2014-03-01

The Statement of Procurement Practice are a guide; thus are not intended to create any contractual obligations or rights. Giuelith Timantti Limited reserves the right to interpret its policies and to vary its procedures when it determines it is appropriate. Giuelith Timantti Limited may at its sole discretion change, make exceptions to, or discontinue any of the provisions in this document at any time, without advance notice.

　

　
This news portal provides an comprehensive source of information to complement the global steelmarket. http://deposit.homestead.com/News-or-Reviews.html


　

　
THE PUBLIC APPENDIX 1. OFFICIAL 2013

Iron Ore Sydvaranger, Norway

Responsible procurement policy and procurement processes with steel mills.

A new iron ore producer on competition in world markets against the backdrop of dramatic price increases over the past five years. Analysis of cases like these would benefit from a reliable organizational understanding of competitive strategies in iron ore markets and for the reason that welfare gains from productivity increases in both importing and exporting countries. Responsible mining is understood as mining operations applying the best international standards in terms of environmental and social management, health and safety improvements, energy efficiency and revenue transparency and stakeholder engagement. Through its involvement in the mining sector, the Giuelith Timantti Ltd. has an opportunity to promote environmentally and socially responsible mining across its portfolio and to provide examples of best international practice to the relevant governments in areas such as environmental and social management, health and safety improvements, energy efficiency and revenue transparency as guiding principles. Giuelith Timantti Ltd. recognises that mining and the revenues that flow from it can offer unique opportunities to develop more resilient and diversified local economies which will continue to prosper after the closure of the mining project. The bank’s and the mining companies involvement in these projects can be an important opportunity to help develop the mining value chain vertically through the promotion. Achieving long-term economic development through company-supported initiatives can be complex and challenging. Therefore successful initiatives meaning create shared value by aligning mining clients’ business goals with the development of the local business market. Also, quantitative analysis of trading behaviour is required to put these intuitive outsourcing into a framework that would enable alternative hypotheses to be tested rigorously. Analysis of this type has been applied to world markets. The greater simplicity and parsimonious data requirements of this approach brings dealing in materials advantages in trading patterns over several years that can be examined efficiently, and the method can therein be applied to other bulk commodities as well, even where little or no cost data are available. This method fully exploits the richness of bilateral trade data sets. Varies on cost schedules is been discussed earlier and we can see production costs and transport costs vary accross supplies. Therefore choice can be represented by CIF price and FOB price. Make the FOB price procurement applied to seaborne trade in iron ore and of practical preliminaries both CIF price and FOB price pertaining to iron ore procurement contracts assessments like this, including the product specification, pricing, value of trade, distances and transport costs. Market participants evaluate the premium each brand commands, incorporating chemical, physical and metallurgical properties, in large part based on prior knowledge of these properties and experience using the products. Moreover, with the provided iron ore procurement contract instrument the product specification will explain chemical properties of iron ore. Chemical properties vary between deposits. As the principal use of iron ore is the production of iron and steel, iron content is the principal determinant of the value of the ore. Pricing makes a distinction between iron ore "fines" and "lump". The latter is more valuable, other chemical properties being the same, but the former is more commonly traded. Various common contaminants, such as silicon, aluminium, phosphorus and sulphur have some effect on the value of iron ore from a particular deposit as they affect the properties of steel made from the ore or may lead to additional processing costs. All these parameters is been determined for to short run cost efficient iron ore procurement contracts, demand, and sustainable and risk free dealing in materials of certain origins. Therein this priority in first case at the Giuelith Timantti Ltd. office in London, UK reflects a methodology of estimating exporter costs and importer demand characteristics for bulk commodities from bilateral data on the value of trade, coupled with data on shipping costs and distances to the starting point where is aimed activity to negotiate contract prices annually to establish an FOB benchmark price that then apply to all contract sales. Meaning an outmost realistic coorelation for any fixed price may be applied relationsships between iron ore prices and world crude steel production. The second priority is dealing spot supplies to a growing demand in the world market. The purpose of thus agreement is to demonstrate the conditions under which it might be optimal for the buyer and to make the procurement contract instrument rely on the linearity of the importers demand for the commodity, and competitiveness among exporters.

　



Iron Ore Procurement Contracts

　

Quality: This standard allows to ensure consistency in the price normalization process.

Iron Content (Fe): 62%

Moisture: 8%

Loss on Ignition:

Silicon Dioxide: 3.0%

Alumina: 1.5%

Phosphorus: 0.075%

Sulfur: 0.02%

Impurities normalization:

　


Sizing:

Size of concentrate:

Size of pellets: (Iron ore blast furnace pellets).

Size of fines:

　

　

Quantity: Min. parcel size 50,000 metric tonnes.

Location: Freight differentials and FOB.

Timing: Delivery within 2-8 weeks from date of publication.

Payment: 100% payment at sight.

Unit of assessment: US Dollars per dry metric ton.



　

Statement of Procurement Practice:

　

Lump premiums vary from company to company, depending on when agreements are reached, brands, volumes, and whether they are negotiated as a package with other products.

　

Metallurgical properties have not been specified in line with current spot trading convention.

　
Here is been determined specific export terminals from the main iron ore shipping countries, wherein distances can be viewed from this link. http://e-ships.net/dist.htm



　
Transport costs in the Baltic Dry Index can since 1985 be viewed at http://www.balticexchange.com/


　

Price changes to offers will be considered in the assessment process only if the improvements in the price of offers are incremental in nature.

　

We considers transactions, bids/offers and market indications that are reflective of typical conditions and originating from sources deemed reliable.

　

　

　


Giuen Invest Management Ltd. (GMOL)

Stron House 100 Pall Mall

SW1Y 5EA London, UK

VAT: 07371355

CEO / PIO

Roger K. Olsson

Email: linership@yandex.com
Website: http://deposit.homestead.com


　

　

　

　


About the Author

Roger K. Olsson is based in London and leads the metals and mining division of the commodity trading and mangement group. He has more than 20 years of experience as an industry executive and consultant to the global metals and mining industries. He works with leading companies in the areas of strategy, management and acquistitions, bussiness intermediation and transformation. He is the founder of the Giuelith Timantti Limited and is a recognized specialist on mining issues and development.


　

　


Guidance documents last updated 2014-03-01

The Statement of Procurement Practice are a guide; thus are not intended to create any contractual obligations or rights. Giuelith Timantti Limited reserves the right to interpret its policies and to vary its procedures when it determines it is appropriate. Giuelith Timantti Limited may at its sole discretion change, make exceptions to, or discontinue any of the provisions in this document at any time, without advance notice.

　

　
This news portal provides an comprehensive source of information to complement the global steelmarket. http://deposit.homestead.com/News-or-Reviews.html


　

　
THE PUBLIC APPENDIX 1. OFFICIAL 2013

Sunlight-driven Water Splitting in Photoelectrochemical Cells

UNSW SPREE 201304-11 Beniamino Iandolo - Sunlight-driven water splitting in photoelectrochemical PEC. UNSW School of Photovoltaic and Renewable Energy Engineering.

 

Sunlight-driven water splitting in photoelectrochemical (PEC) cells is an attractive method for direct solar-to-fuel energy conversion. Hematite (Fe2O3), also known as rust, is a promising light absorber for PEC cells despite its non-optimal optoelectronic properties. An interesting strategy to improve its energy conversion efficiency is functionalization with metallic nanoparticles supporting localized surface plasmon resonances. In this talk, the beneficial effect of metallic nanodisks on the performance of photoanodes based on ultra-thin hematite films are presented and discussed.