Northern Graphite

Chief Product Officer Dr. Moritz Hantel in a recent site visit at Lac des Iles. In this video he discusses our plans to take graphite flake from LDI to be processed into Battery Anode Material (BAM) in a plant we plan to build in Baie-Comeau. Read more about those plans here: https://lnkd.in/gjj-G29W

Notre directeur des produits, le Dr Moritz Hantel, lors d'une récente visite sur le site de Lac des Iles. Dans cette vidéo, il évoque notre projet de transformer les paillettes de graphite extraites à LDI en matériau d'anode pour batteries (BAM) dans une usine que nous prévoyons de construire à Baie-Comeau. https://lnkd.in/gjj-G29W

Some early Autumn pics from our Lac des Iles #graphite mine, where we are working to extend the pit so that we can serve customers for at least another eight years and help make North America's energy transition happen. https://lnkd.in/eBrUcCFF

Ici, à Séoul, en Corée du Sud, où nous avons visité la Lotte World Tower, le cinquième plus haut bâtiment au monde, dans le cadre de la deuxième étape d'une mission de la délégation québécoise visant à explorer les possibilités de collaboration avec des entreprises japonaises et sud-coréennes afin d'établir des partenariats à long terme dans le domaine des ressources minérales essentielles de la province. Un grand merci au Ministère des Ressources naturelles et des Forêts (MRNF), Invest Quebec, Korea Mine Rehabilitation and Mineral Resources Corp.(KOMIR), Japan Bank for International Cooperation et le Japan Institute for Overseas Investment pour avoir rendu cela possible!

Here in Seoul, South Korea where we visited the Lotte World Tower, the fifth tallest building in the world, as part of the second leg of a Quebec delegation mission to explore how we can work together with companies in Japan and South Korea to establish long-term partnerships in the province’s critical minerals resources. Shout out to Quebec’s Ministère des Ressources naturelles et des Forêts (MRNF), Invest Quebec, Korea Mine Rehabilitation and Mineral Resources Corp.(KOMIR), Japan Bank for International Cooperation and Japan Institute for Overseas Investment for making it happen!

Here's our Chief Operating Officer Max Meier at the Lac des Iles graphite mine where we are planning a pit extension to meet growing demand for #graphite - for uses ranging from industry to defence to energy storage systems and Lithium Ion batteries. https://lnkd.in/ehxAPG2e

Nous sommes honorés d'annoncer que lundi, Hugues Jacquemin, président-directeur général de Northern Graphite, se joindra à une délégation d'entreprises québécoises dans le cadre d'une mission sur les minéraux critiques en Corée du Sud et au Japon. Cette mission, menée par Ministère des Ressources naturelles et des Forêts (MRNF) et Invest Quebec | Investissement Québec International, en collaboration avec la Korea Mine Rehabilitation and Mineral Resources Corp.(KOMIR), la Japan Bank for International Cooperation et le Japan Institute for Overseas Investment, prépare le terrain pour des réunions de haut niveau entre les entreprises de ressources essentielles de la province et les principaux acteurs asiatiques qui cherchent à investir, à s'approvisionner et à développer des partenariats à long terme avec le Québec. Faisons en sorte que cela se réalise, Hugues Jacquemin

https://lnkd.in/dkb6v562 What will success look like for Canada’s new Major Projects Office? The goal is to attract some $500 billion in private sector capital to Canada’s new economy, but what needs to be done to get there? Where do critical minerals fit in this made in Canada solution? There’s some great straight talk addressing all of these questions in this Wonk interview between Amanda Lang and Minister for Energy and Natural Resources Tim Hodgson about the size of the opportunity for Canada, including its goal to be a leading supplier of most of the 20 critical minerals required for the energy transition and which are now largely controlled by China. “We are working with our like-minded allies to change that stranglehold grip that one country has on critical minerals,” Minister Hodgson says, adding that a part of the strategy will be a return to processing, and not just mining, of critical minerals. At Northern Graphite, we aim to be a part of the solution with plans to build a large battery anode material processing facility in Baie-Comeau, Quebec. Located on a deepwater port, Baie-Comeau is ideally situated to become a critical minerals gateway to North American and European markets. https://lnkd.in/gjj-G29W

Northern Graphite is featured in this most timely WTR report about the mineral resources that will help support the global energy transition.

We're moving forward with a pit extension at our Lac des Iles mine after receiving government support last month. That means at least eight more years of production at what is North America's only natural graphite producer as demand gathers momentum for critical minerals for a sustainable energy transition. https://lnkd.in/e2wYtxUa