Friday, 26 June, 2015 - 12:07
Miners target downstream energy value-adding
Renewable energy and battery storage products could shake up how things are done in WA’s resources sector.
Vincent Algar is a geologist by profession with over 20 years of experience in the mining industry spanning underground and open cut mining operations, green fields exploration, project development and mining services in Western Australia and Southern Africa. He has significant experience in the management of public listed companies which includes the entire compliance, marketing and management process and encompasses the development of internal geological and administrative systems, exploration planning and execution, plus project acquisition and deal completion.
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Renewable energy and battery storage products could shake up how things are done in WA’s resources sector.
Vanadium and uranium explorer Yellow Rock Resources has formed a new subsidiary with an unnamed local solar system installer to sell vanadium-based batteries in Australia.
Three local junior miners plan to raise a combined $11.6 million to fund their respective operations.
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Listed minerals group Australian Vanadium has installed its battery system in Western Australia via a subsidiary acting as a reseller of technology linked to its parent, in this case an alternative to lithium-based storage.
Australian Vanadium has joined fellow Perth company Carnegie Clean Energy in hoping to help solve South Australia’s energy crisis, today committing to tender to build a battery storage facility in that state.
Junior explorers Black Mountain Resources and Australian Vanadium have announced $3 million capital raisings, while gold-focused Crusader Resources is tapping investors for $6.5 million as part of its initial public offering on the London AIM.
West Perth-based Rolek Resources has launched a $5 million initial public offering, with the company planning a backdoor listing via Shaw River Manganese.
Improving market conditions have led to positive news for a number of local vanadium outfits.
West Perth-based Australian Vanadium has raised nearly $6.2 million from the recent exercising of approximately 204.6 million options.
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Australian Vanadium has raised $3.5 million in capital to advance its vanadium project near Meekatharra, while Volt Resources has raised $1.6 million to fund the development of its Bunyu graphite project in Tanzania.
Australian Vanadium has signed an option to build a vanadium processing plant at a site east of Geraldton, as it continues to work on a potential mining project.
Buru Energy said today it has maintained production at its Ungani oil project in the Kimberley but has joined other resources companies, including Australian Vanadium, in cutting salaries, directors fees and other spending to preserve cash during the COVID-19 pandemic.
NRW Holdings’ Primero Group has been contracted to build a lithium processing plant in the Northern Territory and a vanadium electrolyte manufacturing facility in Western Australia.
Shares in Australian Vanadium have jumped 17 per cent on the news its battery storage technology will be trialled by IGO.
Australian Vanadium is looking to institutional and sophisticated investors to raise cash for a proposed vanadium processing plant in the state’s Mid-West.
Our board moves wrap includes Steve Bodon, Andrea Betti, Peter Schwann, Paul Weston, Jeff Swingler, Vincent Algar, Susan Park, Stephanie Majteles, Lip Sin Tee, Lip Jen Tee, Charles Pettit, Krista Bates, Nik Senapati, Jacqueline Murray, Nitin Tyagi, Trevor Benson, Jennifer Neild, Matthew Nixon, Mel Ashton, Robert Mosig, Stuart McKenzie, Joanna Kiernan, Peter Ruttledge, Peter Torre, Andrew Strelein, Dan Lougher, Sara Prendergast, Lucas Welsh, Shannon Coates, Joan Dabon, Jo-Ann Long, Cris Moreno, Francis Wedin, Gavin Rezos, and John Kenny.
Australia is fast becoming the global centre for renewables for mines, according to world-leading industry conference organiser Canadian-based, Energy and Mines. The number of Australian mining operators seriously assessing and investing in renewables is growing rapidly.
Australian agribusinesses are choosing vanadium redox flow batteries to store vast amounts of renewable solar energy because of their low fire risk and excellent ability to provide reliable power.
Position | Company | Year | Company's current rank |
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Managing Director
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2014 - 2023 | 309 | |
Non-Executive Director
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2012 - 2014 | 183 | |
Managing Director
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2006 - 2012 |
Company | Date | Transaction type | Number of shares | Price per share | Transaction value | Nature of change |
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2022-12-21 | Other | 48,000,000 | $0.02 | $1,152,000 | Other | |
2022-12-21 | Bought | 48,000,000 | $0.02 | $1,152,000 | Other | |
2020-12-03 | Issued | 48,000,000 | $0.01 | $396,000 | Other | |
2019-06-13 | Sold | 3,600,000 | $0.02 | $58,269 | On-market trade | |
2019-01-04 | Bought | 692,307 | $0.02 | $13,846 | Exercise of options |
Announced | Bidder | Target | Transaction Type | Total Value | |
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Bryah Resources | Australian Vanadium | Asset acquisition | $1,000.00k | >> |