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"American Manganese Joins the Responsible Cobalt Initiative
V.AMY | 4 hours ago
American Manganese Joins the Responsible Cobalt Initiative
AMY joins Apple, BMW, Samsung and others as the 33rd full-time member of the responsible cobalt initiative
Surrey, British Columbia (FSCwire) - Larry W. Reaugh, Chief Executive Officer of American Manganese Inc. (“American Manganese” or “AMY” or the “Company”), (TSX.V: AMY | OTC.US: AMYZF | FSE: 2AM), is pleased to announce that the Company has been accepted as the 33rd full-time member of the Responsible Cobalt Initiative (“RCI”), an industry group set up to tackle risks in the cobalt supply chain.
American Manganese recognizes the vulnerability and insecurity of the cobalt supply chain and will help face challenges, share responsibility, and take joint actions with other RCI members and stakeholders to achieve a win-win solution in the cobalt supply chain.
The RCI organization includes enterprises such as Apple Inc., Daimler AG, BMW Group, Contemporary Amperex Technology Co Ltd. (“CATL”), LG Chem Ltd., Samsung SDI, Renault Group, and Volvo car corporation.
American Manganese plans to contribute their expertise in lithium ion battery recycling as a conflict-free and environmentally friendly alternative to the traditional cobalt supply chain. AMY would also like to develop their Blockchain initiative to help map and track the life cycle of lithium ion batteries in order to establish the provenance of battery metals such as cobalt. “Responsible sourcing of cobalt, given the DRC’s dominant place in global cobalt production, is becoming a key consideration for socially responsible companies,” said Larry Reaugh, CEO of American Manganese. “AMY’s recovery process, ratified by a blockchain digital ledger, will give companies the certainty they’re looking for that their cobalt is responsibly sourced.”
Coupled with the spike in demand, supply insecurity for cobalt is exacerbated by the fact that 97% of cobalt is mined as a by-product of copper and nickel mines, making cobalt vulnerable to copper and nickel market fluctuations. In addition, 60% of the global production of cobalt is contributed by the Democratic Republic of Congo, where political violence, government royalties, and child labour are making cobalt production uncertain for the growing cobalt supply chain. Currently, cobalt trades at $81,200/tonne.
About Responsible Cobalt Initiative
The Responsible Cobalt Initiative aims to:
Have downstream and upstream companies recognize and align their supply chain policies with the OECD Due Diligence Guidance for Responsible Supply Chains of Minerals from Conflict-Affected and High-Risk Areas and the Chinese Due Diligence Guidelines for Responsible Mineral Supply Chains in order to increase transparency in the cobalt supply chain and improve supply chain governance.
Promote cooperation with the Government of the Democratic Republic of the Congo and affected local communities to take and/or support actions that address the risks and challenges in the cobalt supply chain.
Develop a common communication strategy to communicate progress and results effectively to impacted communities, miners, and the public; and Harmonize working objectives and plans with other stakeholders.
..."
"American Manganese Joins the Responsible Cobalt Initiative
V.AMY | 4 hours ago
American Manganese Joins the Responsible Cobalt Initiative
AMY joins Apple, BMW, Samsung and others as the 33rd full-time member of the responsible cobalt initiative
Surrey, British Columbia (FSCwire) - Larry W. Reaugh, Chief Executive Officer of American Manganese Inc. (“American Manganese” or “AMY” or the “Company”), (TSX.V: AMY | OTC.US: AMYZF | FSE: 2AM), is pleased to announce that the Company has been accepted as the 33rd full-time member of the Responsible Cobalt Initiative (“RCI”), an industry group set up to tackle risks in the cobalt supply chain.
American Manganese recognizes the vulnerability and insecurity of the cobalt supply chain and will help face challenges, share responsibility, and take joint actions with other RCI members and stakeholders to achieve a win-win solution in the cobalt supply chain.
The RCI organization includes enterprises such as Apple Inc., Daimler AG, BMW Group, Contemporary Amperex Technology Co Ltd. (“CATL”), LG Chem Ltd., Samsung SDI, Renault Group, and Volvo car corporation.
American Manganese plans to contribute their expertise in lithium ion battery recycling as a conflict-free and environmentally friendly alternative to the traditional cobalt supply chain. AMY would also like to develop their Blockchain initiative to help map and track the life cycle of lithium ion batteries in order to establish the provenance of battery metals such as cobalt. “Responsible sourcing of cobalt, given the DRC’s dominant place in global cobalt production, is becoming a key consideration for socially responsible companies,” said Larry Reaugh, CEO of American Manganese. “AMY’s recovery process, ratified by a blockchain digital ledger, will give companies the certainty they’re looking for that their cobalt is responsibly sourced.”
Coupled with the spike in demand, supply insecurity for cobalt is exacerbated by the fact that 97% of cobalt is mined as a by-product of copper and nickel mines, making cobalt vulnerable to copper and nickel market fluctuations. In addition, 60% of the global production of cobalt is contributed by the Democratic Republic of Congo, where political violence, government royalties, and child labour are making cobalt production uncertain for the growing cobalt supply chain. Currently, cobalt trades at $81,200/tonne.
About Responsible Cobalt Initiative
The Responsible Cobalt Initiative aims to:
Have downstream and upstream companies recognize and align their supply chain policies with the OECD Due Diligence Guidance for Responsible Supply Chains of Minerals from Conflict-Affected and High-Risk Areas and the Chinese Due Diligence Guidelines for Responsible Mineral Supply Chains in order to increase transparency in the cobalt supply chain and improve supply chain governance.
Promote cooperation with the Government of the Democratic Republic of the Congo and affected local communities to take and/or support actions that address the risks and challenges in the cobalt supply chain.
Develop a common communication strategy to communicate progress and results effectively to impacted communities, miners, and the public; and Harmonize working objectives and plans with other stakeholders.
..."
http://www.stockhouse.com/news/press-releases/2018/06/06/ame…
"American Manganese Receives Canadian Patent for Manganese Extraction Process
V.AMY | 9 days ago
American Manganese Receives Canadian Patent for Manganese Extraction Process
AMY now holds patent in Canada, US, China and South Africa
Vancouver, British Columbia (FSCwire) - Larry W. Reaugh, Chief Executive Officer of American Manganese Inc. (“American Manganese” or the “Company”), (TSX.V: AMY; OTC.US: AMYZF; FSE: 2AM), reports that the Company has received Patent No. 2,808,627 from the Canadian Patent Office for the Company’s manganese recovery process, for which the Company already holds patents in the USA, China and South Africa. The Canadian patent was applied for on August 16, 2011.
The invention is a technical break-through which enables the recovery of manganese from a low-grade resource using significantly less energy and environmental impact than conventional processing methods. Kemetco Research Inc. successfully demonstrated the process can compete with other electrolytic manganese metal (EMM) and electrolytic manganese dioxide (EMD) producers in the lower percentile of costs for producers anywhere in the world and has been a valued partner in adapting the Company’s manganese recovery process to recover nearly 100% of the cathode materials from lithium-ion batteries.
The patent describes key details of how manganese can be recovered from a low-grade resource with the following key advantages:
Low energy requirement.
Low water use.
Robust process with a unique assembly of commercially available equipment.
High purity manganese dioxide is combined with lithium carbonate to form the cathode material used in the “spinel” type lithium-ion rechargeable battery.
The hydrometallurgical process developed by the Company is capable of producing high purity electrolytic manganese dioxide (EMD) and chemical manganese dioxide (CMD), both of which are critical for improving performance and safety of lithium-ion batteries. The invention bypasses steps known to introduce metallic impurities when producing these materials using conventional mining processes. Norman Chow, President of Kemetco Research states, “Conventional mining processes used to produce manganese dioxide for lithium ion batteries are known to contaminate cathode materials with metallic impurities. These impurities can cause internal short circuits after a number of charge/discharge cycles, which will bypass any protection circuits and unfortunately can lead to fires or explosions.”
Manganese is one of three metals and minerals targeted by AMY in its battery-materials recovery process that is now on the U.S. Government Critical Minerals List, due to its importance to the economy and national security. (Please see the Company’s May 31, 2018 - American Manganese’s Battery Materials Recovery Targets Include 3 Metals/Minerals Included On The U.S. Government’s Newly-Published Critical Minerals List for further details).
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"American Manganese Receives Canadian Patent for Manganese Extraction Process
V.AMY | 9 days ago
American Manganese Receives Canadian Patent for Manganese Extraction Process
AMY now holds patent in Canada, US, China and South Africa
Vancouver, British Columbia (FSCwire) - Larry W. Reaugh, Chief Executive Officer of American Manganese Inc. (“American Manganese” or the “Company”), (TSX.V: AMY; OTC.US: AMYZF; FSE: 2AM), reports that the Company has received Patent No. 2,808,627 from the Canadian Patent Office for the Company’s manganese recovery process, for which the Company already holds patents in the USA, China and South Africa. The Canadian patent was applied for on August 16, 2011.
The invention is a technical break-through which enables the recovery of manganese from a low-grade resource using significantly less energy and environmental impact than conventional processing methods. Kemetco Research Inc. successfully demonstrated the process can compete with other electrolytic manganese metal (EMM) and electrolytic manganese dioxide (EMD) producers in the lower percentile of costs for producers anywhere in the world and has been a valued partner in adapting the Company’s manganese recovery process to recover nearly 100% of the cathode materials from lithium-ion batteries.
The patent describes key details of how manganese can be recovered from a low-grade resource with the following key advantages:
Low energy requirement.
Low water use.
Robust process with a unique assembly of commercially available equipment.
High purity manganese dioxide is combined with lithium carbonate to form the cathode material used in the “spinel” type lithium-ion rechargeable battery.
The hydrometallurgical process developed by the Company is capable of producing high purity electrolytic manganese dioxide (EMD) and chemical manganese dioxide (CMD), both of which are critical for improving performance and safety of lithium-ion batteries. The invention bypasses steps known to introduce metallic impurities when producing these materials using conventional mining processes. Norman Chow, President of Kemetco Research states, “Conventional mining processes used to produce manganese dioxide for lithium ion batteries are known to contaminate cathode materials with metallic impurities. These impurities can cause internal short circuits after a number of charge/discharge cycles, which will bypass any protection circuits and unfortunately can lead to fires or explosions.”
Manganese is one of three metals and minerals targeted by AMY in its battery-materials recovery process that is now on the U.S. Government Critical Minerals List, due to its importance to the economy and national security. (Please see the Company’s May 31, 2018 - American Manganese’s Battery Materials Recovery Targets Include 3 Metals/Minerals Included On The U.S. Government’s Newly-Published Critical Minerals List for further details).
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Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 57.733.924 von Fackelmann am 10.05.18 14:00:42
Das Patent wird irgendwann aufgekauft!
Dann rollt der Rubel.
@Fackelmann, 20% aus Recycling
Die reden aktuell schon von 20% Kobalt das aus Recycling kommen soll.Das Patent wird irgendwann aufgekauft!
Dann rollt der Rubel.
https://youtu.be/vGox753XCNw
Rede vom CEO von American Manganese. Die Zahlen sind korrekt und validiert. Jetzt muss er nur noch zahlen liefern die rentabel sind. Oder Tesla soll uns aufkaufen.
Rede vom CEO von American Manganese. Die Zahlen sind korrekt und validiert. Jetzt muss er nur noch zahlen liefern die rentabel sind. Oder Tesla soll uns aufkaufen.
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https://waste-management-world.com/a/in-depth-recycling-li-i…
Wie Recht die haben. Ich gehe davon aus das nach dem nächsten Bericht wie rentabel deren ersten Anlagen sind der Kurs steigen wird. Wann wollte er nochmal den nächsten Update geben zu deren ersten Langzeit Echtbetrieb?
Gestern war der Kurs an der Hauptbörse wieder mal sehr positiv.
Wie Recht die haben. Ich gehe davon aus das nach dem nächsten Bericht wie rentabel deren ersten Anlagen sind der Kurs steigen wird. Wann wollte er nochmal den nächsten Update geben zu deren ersten Langzeit Echtbetrieb?
Gestern war der Kurs an der Hauptbörse wieder mal sehr positiv.
Wie Privatanleger auf den Kobalt-Boom setzen
- Kobalt soll raus aus den Akkus -[...] So benötigt die Batterie des Tesla Model 3 erheblich weniger Kobalt als Akkus früherer Generationen. Auch BMW und Volkswagen unternehmen erheblich Anstrengungen, die Abhängigkeit vom Kobalt zu reduzieren. Hierfür dürften vor allem bei VW in der jüngeren Vergangenheit gescheiterte Versuche, feste Lieferverträge unter Dach und Fach zu bringen, verantwortlich sein. Der Konzern setzt mehr und mehr auf das Recycling von verbrauchten Batterien.
Nach einem Bericht von Bloomberg ist die kanadische Gesellschaft American Managnese (aktuelle Marktkapitalisierung: 26,9 Millionen Kanada-Dollar) derzeit mit einem Patentierungsverfahren beschäftigt, wobei die Rohstoffe aus - aufgrund von Qualitätsmängeln entsorgten - Akkus recycelt werden sollen.
Sollte diese Methode den Durchbruch schaffen, könnten nach Prognosen von Bloomberg New Finance zehn Prozent aller für Batterien von Elektrofahrzeugen benötigen Metalle aus der Wiedergewinnung stammen.
https://www.wiwo.de/finanzen/geldanlage/rohstoff-fuer-e-auto…
Gut oder schlecht?
Weswegen ist der Kurs runter, ist doch perspektivisch ein top Wert.
Weswegen ist der Kurs runter, ist doch perspektivisch ein top Wert.
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