Curtin gets millions to spark up battery centre
Perth will host a $135 million scientific push to grow Australia’s battery industry after the Federal Government kicks in $25 million today. Federal Minister for Industry, Science and Technology Karen Andrews will today announce the Government’s support for a Curtin University-led consortium of almost 60 industry, government and research organisations behind the Future Battery Industries Co-operative Research Centre. Ms Andrews said the Government had prioritised lithium, cobalt, titanium and other
Pilbara Metals Group Joins International Manganese Institute
Pilbara Metals Group Joins International Manganese Institute Pilbara Metals Group is pleased to announce it has joined the International Manganese Institute (IMnI). The IMnI was founded in 1975 and has it's headquarters located in Paris, France. It is a not-for-profit industry association who represents all aspects of the manganese industry from ore and alloy
While the world worries about a trade war, America and Australia push for a peace treaty of potentially epic proportions over “critical minerals”
While the world waits, with bated breath, to see who will strike next in what many have dubbed a “trade war” between the United States and a host of other countries, most notably China, members of the EU, and its NAFTA partners, Canada and Mexico, and while investors in the “electric revolution” (electric vehicles,
Manganese: The Vital Trace Element
Manganese's Place in Agriculture Manganese plays a vital role in Australia's Agriculture. Manganese along with Copper, Iron, Zinc, Boron and Molybdenum are the 6 trace elements that are essential for plant growth. Deficiencies are not uncommon in plants, crops and soil tests or tissue testing has identified where there are lacks of Manganese in
A New Era
A New Era Pilbara Metals Group Pty Ltd was founded in 2014 as a mining company for exploration and production in the private sector. Due to market prices it laid idle for 3 years until the idea of Manganese in Batteries was thought of. PMG had an idea of becoming an end user for
