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From Mines to Megawatts: Reaching U.S. Energy Independence

From the mines to the markets, this event unpacks the immense potential of U.S.-based mining companies in shaping a self-sufficient energy landscape. Join us for exclusive insights on lithium, zinc, silver, and copper, and the revolutionary technologies they power.

Tue, November 7, 2023 at 2:00 PMendedReplay
From Mines to Megawatts: Reaching U.S. Energy Independence

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Meeting Overview The meeting focused on the theme "From Mines to Megawatts: Reaching U.S. Energy Independence," discussing the role of mining in advancing U.S. energy independence and economic development. Participants shared insights on regulatory support in Nevada and the importance of collaboration between state and federal agencies to streamline mining operations. Key Discussion Points - Introduction of panelists and their roles in the mining sector. - Overview of Nevada's historical significance in mining and its current status as a leading mining jurisdiction. - Governor Lombardo's initiatives to support the mining industry, including regulatory reviews and streamlining permitting processes. - Importance of lithium and critical minerals in the context of the EV revolution and U.S. energy independence. - Collaboration between state and federal agencies to enhance mining operations and environmental management. Decisions Made - No explicit decisions recorded. Action Items & Next...

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Garrett Wake

Deputy Administrator at Nevada Division of Minerals

Speaker profile Stephen Rentschler

Stephen Rentschler

CEO at Nevada Lithium Resources

25 years of experience in institutional investing. Founding member of the Chilton Global Natural Resources Fund, with peak AUM of >$4B USD.

Speaker profile Richard Williams

Richard Williams

Executive Chairman at Bunker Hill Mining

A former COO of Barrick Gold Corporation from 2015-2018, Mr. Williams is a global executive with an established track-record of value creation, pioneering and transformational leadership within the Mining Industry and other demanding assignments. Amongst other notable achievements, this helped Barrick deliver an 80% improvement in the company’s operating profit over his three years, and the total overhaul of the Company’s relationship with the Tanzanian Government following a breakdown of relations between a Barrick subsidiary and that government. Formerly, the CEO of an African and Central Asian focused exploration business, and Non-Executive Director of Gem Diamonds PLC, he was also the Commanding Officer of the British Special Forces Regiment – the SAS. He is currently a Non-Executive Director of Trevali Mining Corporation, Chair of Trevali’s HSEC Committee and an advisor to mining companies facing complex operational, political or ESG challenges. BSc Economics, University College London; MA Security Studies, Kings College London; MBA Cranfield University.

Barry O'Shea

Interim CEO at Highland Copper

Mr. O’Shea has over 20 years of finance experience across diverse industries and countries. Mr. O’Shea was CFO of Fiore Gold Ltd. from May 2018 until its recent acquisition by Calibre Mining Corp. Prior to that, he spent eight years with New Gold Inc., initially as Vice President of Finance where he oversaw financial reporting, financial planning, internal audit, and tax and then as Vice President, Business Development, responsible for corporate development, investor relations, and strategic capital allocation. Mr. O'Shea is a Chartered Professional Accountant and has an Honours Business Administration degree from the Ivey Business School.

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Speaker 1: Our title for today's discussion is From Mines to Megawatts Reaching U.S. Energy Independence. Speaker 1: I'll be serving as a moderator for this event as today we gather with a shared goal of advancing projects that drive economic development while upholding our profound responsibility Speaker 1: as good stewards of the land. Speaker 1: The US has the potential resources that can lead to its own energy independence. There are many regulatory bodies to ensure these projects are advanced the right way though. For some housekeeping rules, this event is being recorded and will be available to watch on the coming days at six.com Speaker 1: or on YouTube. We also encourage you to submit questions in the chat on the bottom right hand side of your screen as we hope to lead them into the conversation today. Speaker 1: But gentlemen, thank you for joining me today. And I think the best way to start off is with introductions. So why don't you tell us who you are, what your role is and how long have you been there for? And I'm just gonna go from left to right based off my screen. So Garrett, why don't you kick us off? Speaker 2: Well, hello everyone. My name is Garrett Wake. I'm the Deputy Administrator with the Nevada Division of Minerals. Speaker 2: I've been with our agency for about 8 and a half years. I have some experience with a junior Speaker 2: mining exploration company, Speaker 2: oil exploration, Speaker 2: as well as an engineering company prior to joining the state. Speaker 2: I'm happy to be here with everyone today and joining the discussion. Speaker 1: Thank you. And Stephen? Speaker 3: Yeah, hi everybody. I'm Steve Rentschler, CEO of Nevada Lithium. Speaker 3: We are currently obviously trying to advance the lithium project in Nevada. Been with the ...

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