High Purity Manganese Sulphate to Power the Battery Revolution
Overview of Mn Energy
Mn Energy was founded by a group of manganese sulphate industry specialists. In early 2018 our unique material processing systems were proven with a successfully completed test carried out by CSIRO to produce high purity Manganese Sulphate. We now race towards commercial production to satisfy the ever increasing demand of the world’s rechargeable battery producers.
Battery Grade High-Purity Manganese Sulphate
High Purity Manganese Sulphate is used in the cathode structure of lithium-ion batteries, together with other minerals such as lithium, nickel and/or cobalt. Our vision is to manufacture the highest purity of manganese sulphate using our proven purifying technologies. Mn Energy’s unique purification process ensures we meet our highest purity goals of 99.99%, as required for the battery market. Additionally, Mn Energy’s processes will manufacture the highest quality of Nickel / Manganese / Cobalt Oxide (LiNiMnCoO2) together with Lithium Manganese Oxide (LiMn2O4). These two cathode structures are some of the most used due to Manganese’s lower cost and reliability.
The Lithium-ion Battery Evolution
Mn Energy is on track to be Australia’s first MnSO4 producer, servicing a rapidly growing international demand for rechargeable batteries.
Mn Energy has industry-leading consultancy teams supporting the business and technology growth that will take us into the next phase of the battery industry’s evolution. Our current board, management & shareholders have over 10 years’ experience in the manganese sector having previously been founding directors & shareholders of Auvex Resources Limited, a manganese miner & producer, now part of the Mineral Resources Group.
Mn Energy are members of the International Manganese Institute, the Future Battery Industries Cooperative Research Centre bid and part of the WA State Government Lithium & Energy Metals Industry Consortium.
A Brighter, Cleaner Future for Manganese Sulphate
We aim to reduce our carbon footprint by making our process as clean as possible. This is achieved by utilising other companies waste products from our local area and ensuring that our by-products are usable and sale-able for the other industries. Our plant, to be located in the East Rockingham Strategic Industrial Area, will produce 40,000 tonnes of MnSO4 at various graded qualities for world markets in 2020.
Investor Announcements
PMG notify MBT desire to mutually terminate the agreement
ASX ANNOUNCEMENT Mission NewEnergy Limited (ASX: MBT, OTC: MNELF) announces that pursuant to the planned Reverse Takeover (RTO) by Pilbara Metals Group (PMG) as announced on 12 July 2019, PMG have notified MBT of a desire to mutually terminate the agreement. Following recent discussions with ASX, ASX have made it clear that they will not issue a waiver of listing rule 2.1, condition 2 under the current transaction structure, and as such, an essential Condition Precedent of the transaction is unable to be met. MBT and PMG have mutually agreed to terminate the transaction. De-listing Deadline The Company's Shares
PMG awarded CRC-P Grant
Pilbara Metals Group awarded Commonwealth Cooperative Research Centre Project (CRC-P) Grant CRC-P through the Commonwealth Government will contribute $1,130,000 as cash over the three-year term of the funding agreement. Collaboration partners will contribute $767,354 (in-kind, non-cash). Three-year program designed to accelerate project optimisation through a series of research and development programs. Work expected to be included in the feasibility studies on developing the project. Background to the CRC-P CRC-P grants support short term industry-led collaborations to develop important new technologies, products and services that deliver tangible outcomes. Developing Australia’s critical minerals capability through CRC-Ps will support the Australian Government’s national critical minerals strategy by
