For those who still don't believe that EGR are the real deal...

For those who still don't believe that EGR are the real deal have a look at the panel for CSIRO's Critical Energy Minerals Roadmap.
Leading government, scientific, and business leaders. Spinks front and centre.

From left to right;

• Dr Jerad Ford, Manager, CSIRO Futures
• Matt Dusci, Chief Operating Officer, IGO Ltd, MCAP $5.52B
• Gary Frampton, General Manager, BHP Billiton, MCAP $136.5B
• Andrew Spinks, Managing Director, Ecograf LtdMCAP $283M
• Kirsten Rose, Executive Director, Future Industries, CSIRO
• Andrew Hutchinson, General Manager, Critical Minerals Facilitation Office

Graphite - Tier 1 critical mineral

CSIRO launch Critical Energy Minerals Roadmap EcoGraf were pleased to participate in the Key Leaders panel at the CSIRO Critical Energy Minerals Roadmap launch. CSIRO’s report highlights the key minerals and renewable energy and storage technology value chains that Australia should pursue. EcoGraf features in the CSIRO Report: Battery hubs/clusters "The proximity of the required minerals for LiB and VRFB battery systems means that Australia is also well placed to create a local battery cluster. For instance, companies such Tianqi (lithium hydroxide), BHP Nickel West (precursor chemicals), and EcoGraf (graphite anode) have pilot or prospective processing operations in Kwinana which already serves as an industrial hub." Critical Energy Minerals "Specifically, minerals were deemed critical for the purposes of the report if widely recognised as critical among key trading partners for all sectors and also expected to be in high demand due to the energy transition (Tier 1).'" READ CSIRO REPORT We thank you for your interest in EcoGraf Limited. VIEW LATEST ECOGRAF PRESENTATION Share Tweet Forward ASX ANNOUNCEMENTS SHARE PRICE INFORMATION