E-power Resources, Inc. · CSE:EPR
E-power Resources — Investor Presentation (March 2023)
26 slides from E-power Resources's investor presentation, Mar 7, 2023
Slide 1: Developing Graphite Resources for the Emerging Electric Vehicle Market
Developing Graphite Resources for the Emerging Electric Vehicle Market Each Electric Vehicle Battery Requires 50 to 100 KILOGRAMS of Graphite More than 80% of Current Global Graphite Production Comes from China E-Power is Focused on Developing Graphite Resources in the Province of Québec Start Prese
Slide 2: Forward Looking Statements
www.e-powerresources.com Forward Looking Statements This presentation contains forward looking statements concerning future operations of E-Power Resources Inc. (the "Company"). All forward- looking statements concerning the Company's future plans and operations, including management's assessment of
Slide 3: Welcome
www.e-powerresources.com Welcome E-Power Resources was formed in 2018 to seize a link in the battery supply chain. Electric vehicle manufacturing is exploding, while gigafactories are being built in Europe and North America. Raw materials will be necessary to fuel this manufacturing. The management
Slide 4: About Flake Graphite
www.e-powerresources.com About Flake Graphite Flake graphite is a key component of Flake graphite occurs as isolated, flat, plate-like the lithium-ion batteries used in electric particles with either hexagonal or angular edges. vehicles. It is found in metamorphic rocks — such as marble, gneiss and
Slide 5: Flake Graphite Supply & Demand Factors
www.e-powerresources.com Flake Graphite Supply & Demand Factors • The raw materials in a 50-kWh electric car battery are 6kg of lithium, 10kg of manganese, 11kg cobalt, 32kg of nickel, 100kg graphite (Allgemeiner Deutscher Automobil-Club, 2020). • According to InsideEVs, in January 2022, the Tesla M
Slide 6: Our Strategy
www.e-powerresources.com Our Strategy A single electric vehicle battery requires 50-100 kg of graphite. About 80% of graphite comes from China. E-Power Resources is developing local sources of graphite for the Quebec and North American Electric Vehicle Industry. ● Conduct Research to identify graphi
Slide 7: Our Properties
www.e-powerresources.com Our Properties Tetepisca, Québec The Tetepisca property consists of 230 claims covering a total area of 12,620 hectares located in the Tetepisca Graphite District (“TGD”) in the North Shore region of Québec. The TGD hosts graphite reserves totaling 4.7 Mt at an average grade
Slide 8: Tetepisca
Claims Outline – E-Power Claims, Original N Outline – E-Power Claims, All Graphite Deposit www.e- 10 km powerresources.com Lac Tetepisca Deposit Indicated resource: 59.3 Mt @ 10.61% Cg Tetepisca Inferred resource: 14.9 Mt @ 11.06 % Cg An Emerging Graphite District in Quebec • 3 graphite resources La
Slide 9: Tetepisca
Claims Outline – E-Power Claims, Original N Outline – E-Power Claims, All Graphite Deposit Selected Graphite Occurrence Lac Tetepisca Deposit Indicated resource: 59.3 Mt @ 10.61% Cg Tetepisca 10 km Inferred resource: 14.9 Mt @ 11.06 % Cg A conventional approach to evaluation Drill Hole: 36.1 % Cg (l
Slide 10: Tetepisca Exploration Results
Syndicate Showing: 47 % Cg Exploration Results Tetepisca North Showing A: 14 % Cg Showing A: 18 % Cg E-Power 2019 Historical Exploration 2019 Showing B: 21 % Cg Phase 1 Mapping and sampling Showing C: 29 % Cg 1078 Block: 27.5 % Cg Showing D: 7 % Cg Beep mat prospecting along the airborne conductive
Slide 11: Tetepisca District Geology
TETEPISCA DISTRICT Geology N Graphite mineralization is hosted by the favorable unit in the district, the Nault Formation which is a sequence of high metamorphic grade sedimentary rocks Nault Fm Graphite mineralization correlates directly with high conductivity from the historical airborne elect
Slide 12: Tetepisca
Tetepisca Exploration 2021 • Sampling at selected showings • Ground electromagnetic survey on prioritized targets Exploration 2022 • High resolution airborne Mag-EM survey over most of the property Compilation, Interpretation and Targeting 12
Slide 13: Tetepisca Priority Target
Tetepisca Priority 1 Target Folded sequence of Nault Formation → Potentially favorable mining situation Coincident strong conductivity with lower magnetic response → Potential positive impact on gangue mineralogy 13
Slide 14: Tetepisca Priority Target
Tetepisca Priority 1 Target High grades in historical sampling 14
Slide 15: Tetepisca Priority Target
Tetepisca Priority 2 Target (Target 1) Long strike length of conductor pair Very positive historical results Unknown follow up and work along strike 15
Slide 16: Tetepisca Priority Target
Tetepisca Priority 3 Target Interpreted folded sequence of Nault Fm about a strongly magnetic core Strong conductivity coupled with lower Lac Geuret Deposit magnetic response Graphite in drilling to the north 16
Slide 17: Tetepisca Next Steps
Tetepisca Next Steps Drilling and Resource Delineation • Phase 1 Drilling: 3,000 – 4,000 metres, short holes (25-30) to define and prioritize resource potential • Phase 2 Drilling: 25,000 metres resource delineation drilling Metallurgical Testwork • Recovery, composition • Flake size distribution Re
Slide 18: Turgeon
www.e-powerresources.com Turgeon Located in western Quebec, on the Ontario border Within the Abitibi Greenstone Belt • 200 Million Ounces of gold produced • 100 million ounces of gold resource • 700 million tonnes of base metal sulphide produced Property: 331 claims covering 18,000 hectares 18 Sourc
Slide 19: Turgeon
www.e-powerresources.com Turgeon Active gold and base metal exploration district Virtually all Greenstone is staked 15 km north of the Casa Berardi Mine which has Reserves plus resources in excess of 5 million ounces 25 km south of the Detour Lake Mine which has an approximately 15 million ounce gol
Slide 20: Turgeon
Turgeon High resolution Mag-EM survey completed during the fall of 2021 Interpretation of a major structural zone in the southern claims Interpretation of a possible VMS horizon in the northern claims Numerous discrete targets based on EM response and magnetic lineament interpretation 20
Slide 21: Turgeon
www.e-powerresources.com Turgeon Preliminary plan for 5,500 metres of diamond drilling Group of 84 claims optioned to Rival Technologies Inc. Base metal target → Lode gold target covering the Gold target southern shear zone Option Ground Outline Seeking partners to explore Turgeon Turgeon Property O
Slide 22: The Québec Advantage
www.e-powerresources.com The Québec Advantage Québec, one of the eastern Canadian provinces, has an economy firmly entrenched in the natural resources sector which includes a long history of mining and mineral processing. Québec is consistently a top-ranked jurisdiction in the Fraser Institute’s ann
Slide 23: Officers and Directors
Officers and Directors James Cross, President and Chief Executive Officer James Cross is a management consultant with capital markets experience in North America, Europe, the Middle East and South Asia. He is a co-founder of E-Power Resources. He served as President and CEO of Canadian Gold Resource
Slide 24: Corporate Structure
www.e-powerresources.com Corporate Structure Lawyers BCF Business Law Complexe Jules-Dallaire, T1 Auditors Shares Québec City, QC G1V 0B9 SHIM & Associates LLP Shares Outstanding as of Chartered Professional Accountants March 7, 2023: 23,390,465 Suite 900 – 777 Hornby Street, Vancouver, BC No warran
Slide 25: Current Status & Plans
www.e-powerresources.com Flake Graphite from a trench, Tetepisca Property Current Status & Plans • Listed on the Canadian Securities Exchange on January 13, 2023 • Private Placement early March 2023, $2M • Drilling program at Turgeon to begin April 2023 (1,500 - 2,000 m) Manic 5 Hydroelectric Dam, N
Slide 26: Get in Touch
www.e-powerresources.com GET IN TOUCH Office Locations 400-3 Place Ville-Marie Montréal , QC Canada H3B 2E3 Kungsportsavenyen 21, SE-400 10 Gothenburg, Sweden E-mail Address info@e-powerresources.com Phone Number (+1) 438-701-3736 26
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