Vortex Energy Corp. · CSE:VRTX
Vortex Energy — Investor Presentation (May 2025)
24 slides from Vortex Energy's investor presentation, May 2025
Slide 1: Developing the Future of Salt Mining and Hydrogen/Energy Storage in Atlantic Canada
Developing the Future of Salt Mining and Hydrogen/Energy Storage in Atlantic Canada CSE: VRTX | OTC: VTECF | FRA: AA3 2025 Corporate Presentation Vortex Energy Presentation 2023
Slide 2: Vortex Energy Overview
Vortex Energy Overview Developing a clean future through salt, hydrogen storage & CAES cavern storage ... Vortex Energy strives to innovate the future of global hydrogen storage, transportation, and CAES storage through the advancement of its salt assets. • CAES Cavern Storage – Vortex Energy is eva
Slide 3: Investment Highlights
Investment Highlights Vortex Energy is harnessing its large-scale salt assets to develop next-generation hydrogen storage and compressed air energy solutions for the rapidly expanding clean energy market. Salt Structures on the Property Green Energy Infrastructure • Two large scale potential salt st
Slide 4: Compressed Air Energy Storage (CAES) Overview
Vortex Energy Compressed Air Energy Storage (CAES) Overview The global compressed air energy storage Key drivers of CAES market growth include the market size was anticipated at $5.3 billion in rising integration of renewable energy 2024 is expected to grow to between $35.1 sources like wind and sol
Slide 5: Why Salt
Why Salt ... Halite / Road Salt Market Value Applications • According to Fortune Business Insight, the global industrial salt market size was Water treatment, valued at $25.98 billion in 2024, with global Commercial Salt $720 million drilling fluids, infusion, dialysis solutions, industrial salt mar
Slide 6: Salt Cavern How it Works
Salt Cavern How it Works 1) Salt Caverns can be constructed in naturally occurring thick salt domes, deep undergound 2) Salt Caverns are a proven medium for energy and CO2 storage as salt acts as a natural sealant 3) Salt caverns for gas storage use are formed with a leeching process by pumping hot
Slide 7: Compressed Air Energy Storage
Compressed Air Energy Storage • Increased Grid Stability • Increased grid capacity utilization, balancing and reserve services to support emerging hydrogen & energy market • Adiabatic CAES • Delivers affordable energy storage with attractive specific capacity costs on the market - free of CO2 and NO
Slide 8: Hydrogen Market Overview
Hydrogen Market Overview ... The Advanced Clean Canada and Germany Global Hydrogen Storage The Hydrogen industry will Energy Storage project in agreed to build a new portfolio to meet the generate $4 trillion if Utah is aiming to be the hydrogen supply chain global electricity and revenue from produ
Slide 9: World Energy GH2 and Vortex Energy Partnership
World Energy GH2 and Vortex Energy Partnership • Both parties have recognized the immense potential of Newfoundland & Labrador as a hub for renewable energy development • World Energy and Vortex have agreed to leverage their collective expertise, resources, and technologies in the pursuit of sustain
Slide 10: The Robinsons River Project
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Slide 11: Robinson River Project
Robinson River Project • 943 CLAIM UNITS – 23,500 HECTARES • The Property is located approximately 35 linear km south of the town Stephenville in Newfoundland on the west coast of the island. • Stephenville has a population of 6,600 and is the service centre for a catchment area of 25,000 • The popu
Slide 12: Location & Infrastructure
Location & Infrastructure ... Accessibility Stephenville Community Port Access Skilled Workforce Access to the property is best The closest community of Year-round marine Experienced workforce can achieved traveling south from substantial size is Stephenville, shipping is maintained be expected from
Slide 13: Property Geology
Property Geology Property is hosted within the Bay St. Georges Subbasin (BSGSB) and is broadly analogous to the geology of the Maritime Basin in New Brunswick. The Property warrants further exploration as a result of the following: • The Property lies within the BSGSB, the host of economic- evaporit
Slide 14: Vortex Energy Intersects Salt
Vortex Energy Intersects Salt The first occurrence of salt rock occurred at a depth of 581.5 meters at the Western Salt Structure which can potentially hold an estimated amount of 250,000 tonnes of hydrogen in more than 25 caverns. Latitude Longitude Final Well Diameter Azimuth at 608 m UTM Dip at 6
Slide 15: Phase 1: 2023 Exploration Program
Phase 1: 2023 Exploration Program ... Historical seismic and recent gravity surveys have located at least two major potential salt structures that may be suitable for road salt exploration and hydrogen cavern development at the Robinsons River Project, Newfoundland Each potential Salt Cavern if deve
Slide 16: 3D Geological Model
3D Geological Model ... Based on available geophysical information, the East and West Structures have a conservatively-estimated potential combined hydrogen storage capacity of up to 800,000 tonnes within more than 60 caverns. • East Salt Structure: Can potentially hold an estimated amount of (1) 55
Slide 17: 3D Geological Model East & West Salt Structure
3D Geological Model East & West Salt Structure East Salt Structure West Salt Structure Vortex Energy Presentation 2023 2025 (CSE: VRTX | OTC: VTECF | FRA: AA3) 17
Slide 18: Gravity & Magnetic Survey Data
Gravity & Magnetic Survey Data ... Recent completion of an airborne gravity gradiometer and magnetic Digital terrain model supplied by Xcalibur for the inversion with flight line paths. survey and 3D inversion modeling over the Property. The preliminary gravity data with a terrain correction applied
Slide 19: Data Interpretation
Data Interpretation ... The inverted density contrast model is residuals, and according to the convention used by GRAV3D code, a positive density contrast results in a positive gravity anomaly. The density contrast model at 500m below sea-level. Outline of iso- density surfaces are superimposed on t
Slide 20: Cavern Design and Planning
Cavern Design and Planning FEL – 1 FEL – 2 FEL – 3 Preliminary Detailed Service/Equipm Begin Final Cavern Cavern Cavern ent Cavern Well Design, Design, Design, Procurement & Drilling & Planning & Planning Planning Permit Approval Construction Costing and Costing and Costing Upon confirming the feasi
Slide 21: U of A Receives Alberta Innovates & NRCAN Funding
Vortex's Collaboration With the U of A Receives Alberta Innovates & NRCAN Funding The University of Alberta will receive a total of $1.2 million from the Government of Alberta, through Alberta Innovates, for the project titled "Field Trial of Hydrogen Storage in Canadian Domal and Bedded Salts" • Th
Slide 22: Vortex Energy Team
Vortex Energy Team PAUL SPARKES SHAWN RYAN PIOTR KUKIALKA, PH.D, Dr. Jared Suchan, PH.D. CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICER TECHNICAL ADVISOR P.GEO P.GEO Paul Sparkes is an accomplished Shawn grew up in Timmins Ontario and began his TECHNICAL ADVISOR VP of Exploration business leader and entrepreneur career in
Slide 23: Legal Disclaimer
Legal Disclaimer This material includes “forward-looking” statements or information within the meaning of Canadian securities legislation and the United States Private Securities Litigation Reform Act of 1995. Forward-looking statements relate to future events or the anticipated performance of Vorte
Slide 24: Developing the Future of Salt Mining, Hydrogen/Energy Storage & CO2 Capture in Atlantic Canada
Developing the Future of Salt Mining, Hydrogen/Energy Storage & CO2 Capture in Atlantic Canada CSE: VRTX | OTC: VTECF | FRA: AA3 2025 Corporate Presentation info@vortexenergycorp.com 778 819-0164 Vortex Energy Presentation 2023