More on the subject in the weekend AFR. You can try link below. I've also pasted front part of the article. Vulcan is mentioned at the end of article as one of 3 aus companies in the game for eu lithium:

https://www.copyright link/world/europe/europe-looks-to-cut-dependence-on-chinese-commodities-20200904-p55s9h

Europe looks to cut dependence on Chinese commodities

The European Union has issued a plan to cut its dependence on Chinese supplies of rare earths, lithium batteries and solar-cell components, as it tries to build a green-energy economy that isn't largely made in Beijing.

Brussels will bring industry, governments and NGOs into a "European Raw Materials Alliance", which will refashion the continent's supply chains for up to 30 critical products - including those used to make wind turbines, fuel cells, solar panels, magnets, drones and batteries for electric vehicles.

Lithium appears on the EU's critical list for the first time, in a fillip for the clutch of Australian listed companies looking to mine and process it within Europe.