Vancouver, B.C. April 13, 2017: Dan Blondal, CEO at Nano One Materials, is pleased to announce that Nano One will be presenting at the Benchmark World Tour 2017 event held in Vancouver, BC on April 21st, 2017. The event will focus on the lithium-ion battery supply chain, anode/cathode markets, raw materials and emerging technologies.
The seminar will examine how the market will be impacted by cobalt, nickel and lithium supply, lithium-ion battery megafactories and electric vehicles from Tesla, Chevrolet, BMW, Nissan and Volkswagen.
Simon Moores the Managing Director of Benchmark Mineral Intelligence said “This is our 3rd World Tour in as many years and the first and original seminars on the lithium ion battery supply chain. Interest from investors and stakeholders in the lithium-ion space is bigger than ever. We are excited to launch the tour in Vancouver – the first of 15 cities – and have a field trip of Nano One’s facility”.
To close out the seminar, Nano One will be hosting a tour of its laboratory and pilot facility in Burnaby, BC. Mr. Blondal said “We are looking forward to showing conference delegates what we do at Nano One and the steps we are taking to disrupt the lithium supply chain. I look forward to introducing our talented team and the tremendous progress they are making.”
Event Details:
Benchmark Minerals World Tour 2017 Vancouver
Friday, April 21st 2017
Fairmont Pacific Rim
8:30am to 5:00pm
http://benchmarkminerals.com/worldtour2017/vancouver.html
Registration is required to attend the conference and limited seating is available for the tour. If interested in attending please contact Nano One at info@nanoone.ca
Nano One Materials Corp.
Dan Blondal, CEO
For information with respect to Nano One or the contents of this news release, please contact John Lando (President) at (604) 669-2701 or visit the website at www.nanoone.ca.
About Nano One:
Nano One Materials Corp (“Nano One” or “the Company”) is developing patented technology for the low-cost production of high performance battery materials used in electric vehicles, energy storage and consumer electronics. The processing technology addresses fundamental supply chain constraints by enabling wider raw materials specifications for use in lithium ion batteries. The process can be configured for a range of different nanostructured materials and has the flexibility to shift with emerging and future battery market trends and a diverse range of other growth opportunities. The novel three-stage process uses equipment common to industry and Nano One is building a pilot plant to demonstrate high volume production. The pilot plant is being funded with the assistance and support of Sustainable Development Technology Canada (SDTC) and the Automotive Supplier Innovation Program. Nano One also receives financial support from the National Research Council of Canada Industrial Research Assistance Program (NRC-IRAP). Nano One’s mission is to establish its patented technology as a leading platform for the global production of a new generation of nanostructured composite materials. For more information, please visit www.nanoone.ca
About Benchmark Mineral Intelligence:
Benchmark Mineral Intelligence (“Benchmark”) is a price data collection and assessment company specializing in the lithium-ion battery supply chain. Benchmark offers price data, analysis and forecasting services for lithium-ion cathode and anode raw materials particularly lithium, graphite and cobalt.
Benchmark has advised some of the world’s most influential corporations. These include: leading producers of critical minerals, end users such as electric vehicle manufacturers, large investment houses and some of the world’s leading brokers.
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