Shooting the breeze on ADO, page-4038

also from Mr Vasta's hansard statement

"Research into secure, dependable and cheap electricity and storage is vital for Australia's future, and that is exactly what the team at AnteoTech's energy division are doing. With the ever-increasing performance demands for energy storage systems, consumer electronics and electric vehicles, AnteoTech's research and development into more cost-effective, lighter and more compact silicon based batteries is crucial for the development of a green economy.
I am pleased to say that I'm working with the Minister for Industry and Science and the member for Moreton, and together we're organising a joint visit to this great Australian and Brisbane company.
I'm looking forward to visiting AnteoTech with my colleagues so that they can see first-hand the incredible potential this company has in helping to ensure a stronger and more resilient Australia."

Ed husic is the minister for Industry and Science

he is visiting Anteotech headquarters

couple of days ago FBICRC released their ‘Charging Ahead’ in the grounds of Parliament House, Canberra.

"Earlier in the day we also had the opportunity to hear from Minister for Industry and Science the Hon. Ed Husic MP speak passionately at the National Press Club of Australia backing in Australian innovation and ingenuity. The Minister reiterated the need for urgent action and the range of levers the Government is currently activating to capitalise on this once in a century opportunity."

https://www.linkedin.com/posts/futu...tm_source=share&utm_medium=member_desktop

in the report it had this on page 56



we are involved with FBICRC thru 2 programs, super anode, future electrolytes. FBICRC and Dept industry and Science are connected



the  Dept of Industry, science and Resources who controls.

The AUD$15 billion NRF is being established to support, diversify and transform Australia’s industry. The government has targeted up to AUD$6 billion in NRF finance to areas which cut across the battery value chain:

• AUD$1 billion for advanced manufacturing
• Up to AUD$3 billion for renewables and low emissions technologies
• AUD$1 billion for value-adding in resources
• AUD$1 billion for critical technologies.

so we have Ed Husic the minister for the Dept of Industry, science and Resources who is in control of AUD$6 billion of finance for the battery value chain industry coming to visit ADO headquarters. you can connect the considerable dots or not !!!!!