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AEF Launches Commercial Advisory Board to Drive Project Development in Australia and North America
AEF launches expert Advisory Board to accelerate its battery materials strategy. Chair and US ...
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[{"type":"text","content":"AEF Launches Commercial Advisory Board to Drive Project Development in Australia and North AmericaAEF launches expert Advisory Board to accelerate its battery materials strategy.Chair and US specialty-chemical executive appointed; further members to follow as projects advance.Vancouver, British Columbia--(Newsfile Corp. - March 3, 2026) - AE Fuels Corporation (TSXV: AEF) (OTCQB: NRGFF) (\"AEF\" or the \"Company\") is pleased to announce the formation of the AEF Commercial Advisory Board under the leadership of Mr. Joe Kaderavek.Gary Lewis, Chief Executive Officer and Director of the Company said: \"As inaugural Chair of the AEF Commercial Advisory Board, Joe Kaderavek brings over 30-years' experience operating at the highest level in the resources, advisory and investment sectors, including projects centered on energy transition metals, battery technologies, renewables, EVs, smart networks and other disruptive technologies. Joe is an Engineer and a Chartered Financial Analyst and has deep connections within industry and government in Australasia and North America. AEF will benefit greatly from his insights and expertise.\"The Advisory Board provides independent, multidisciplinary guidance to support AEF's pathway to becoming a leading North American producer of high-purity battery materials. It expands the expertise available to the AEF Board as the Company progresses from development into chemical production.The overriding objective in forming the Advisory Board is to drive shareholder value via the collective experience of its members, which will be critical to understanding key risks and opportunities as the South Woodie Woodie Manganese Project and the Fluorite Ridge Fluorspar Project advance towards production.AEF has additionally appointed Mr. Tyson Hall to the Commercial Advisory Board. With extensive US executive, commercial, and technical experience in specialty chemicals and advanced materials, Mr. Hall will help guide the Fluorite Ridge Project toward the appropriate chemical and battery markets. Tyson is a Chemical Engineer and has previously led businesses ranging from $100 million to $3 billion per year, most notably Albemarle Corporation's global bromine business as well as Albemarle's global lithium franchise, the world's largest.AEF will draw on the diverse skills of Mr. Kaderavek and Mr. Hall and expects to app...