GreenBank Capital Inc. reported that its portfolio company Ubique Minerals announced that it has achieved highly promising results from drill holes completed on its Daniels Harbour zinc project. Zinc is a key component in battery storage technology, and demand for electricity storage using batteries is expected to grow significantly over the coming years. Wind and solar power need reliable electricity storage capacity in order to compensate for periods when the wind does not blow or the sun does not shine. Ubique has received assay results for the balance of the drill holes completed on its Daniel's Harbour zinc project. All nine were drilled on Mineral Licenses under option from Ophir Gold Corp.(formerly Minkap Resources). Holes UM-38 - 43 tested a new, very shallow target, the 2160 Zone, with the high grade hole intersecting a remarkable 34.6% zinc over 0.75 metres. Holes UM-44 - 46 were drilled in the Nose Zone and extended the strike length of this zone by 75 metres to the northeast which gives it a total defined length of more than 250 metres. MinKap Resources Inc., with whom Ubique has the option agreement, has changed its name to Ophir Gold Corp. The six holes drilled to locate the 2160 Zone were successful in locating stratabound zinc mineralization dipping westerly at 15° at extremely shallow depths, the shallowest intercept starting at 4 metres vertically below surface and the deepest intercept at 11 metres depth. The 2160 Zone drilling was along a single section line as shown below. The Nose Zone drilling results are shown in the table below and in the longitudinal section attached. Overall intersections are 4 - 6 metres long with alternating higher and lower grade zinc sections ranging up to 24% zinc. All but one of the newly drilled holes were vertical except for UM-46 which was drilled at -75° to the northeast which means that it cut the stratabound zinc horizon at close to a true width.