Vulcan's Zero Carbon Lithium Project Paving the Way for Sustainable Electric Vehicles

Perth, Australia: Vulcan Energy Resources has entered negotiations to acquire land in Germany for its geothermal renewable energy and Lithium extraction plant (G-LEP). The Landau City Council has approved the decision to enter contractual negotiations to secure a site within the German town's planned industrial park named "Am Messegelande Sudost." This construction is part of the first phase of Vulcan's Zero Carbon Lithium project in the upper Rhine Valley brine field. Central Lithium plant (CLP) of Vulcan has been allocated a site in Frankfurt Hoechst, along with land for the primary brine production sites.

Vulcan Energy Resources has received approval for the first operating plan for its new wells in the Insheim license area from Germany’s State Mining Directorate. This new project area is where the company is already operating commercial geothermal wells and a plant, all of which are part of the phase-one development plan. The approval is a significant step forward for Vulcan's growing geothermal operations in Germany.

The Zero Carbon Lithium project in the Upper Rhine Valley region of Germany by Vulcan Energy Resources is advancing smoothly. The project aims to produce Lithium hydroxide with a net-zero carbon footprint, using renewable geothermal energy to power the extraction process. Vulcan has received approval for the first operating plan for its new wells in the Insheim license area, marking a significant step forward for its growing geothermal operations. The company hopes to decarbonize the production of Lithium-ion batteries used in electric vehicles and other applications by producing a sustainable and eco-friendly Lithium product.

Vulcan Energy Resources has been granted approval by the Neustadt City Council for its deep geothermal energy projects. By utilizing the exploration rights held by Vulcan, the council aims to advance towards their zero-carbon energy production goals. The expansion of capacity of the geothermal power plant will contribute to the council's target of becoming carbon-neutral by 2030. This move towards sustainable energy production is aligned with the focus of the world on zero-carbon energy production.

The company is dedicated to reducing carbon emissions in the electric mobility industry by utilizing their Zero Carbon Lithium™ Project for electric vehicle batteries and their renewable energy business. With a team of esteemed experts in chemistry, engineering, and geology, Vulcan aims to produce premium quality Lithium chemicals for batteries with zero carbon footprint. This ground-breaking achievement will be made possible through the use of renewable geothermal energy to drive Lithium production, without resorting to evaporation ponds, mining, or fossil fuels.