Maverick Energy Group, Ltd. and Willcox International Holdings, Inc. Form Joint Venture for Lithium Extraction from Saltwater Brine in Oil Production - Seite 2

About Willcox International Holdings Inc. (WINH)

WINH, has been focused on the green energy sector and the development of renewable energy resources. In addition to the company's efforts in Canada, the company has been in talks to develop lithium extraction projects as well as battery production technology in the United States and Middle East North Africa countries (MENA). WINH has had several on the ground meeting in these countries over the past year and intends to establish a permanent presence in the Arabian Gulf. The renewable energy sector has rapidly gained traction and momentum in these countries as the global focus has shifted to Electric Vehicles (EV) rather than carbon consuming transportation.

About Maverick Energy Group, Ltd. (MKGP)

Maverick Energy Group LTD is a crude oil and natural gas acquisition, production, exploration, and horizontal drilling development company focusing on select areas of North America. Maverick believes that its license to patented and proprietary horizontal production enhancement technologies facilitate the rapid accumulation of valuable oil and gas assets, while at the same time greatly improving the rate of production and lifetime potential of these properties.

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