Our Vision and Commitment
Be first mover to take advantage of the Climate, Critical Minerals and Clean Energy Transformation Compact
Focus on identifying and sourcing critical mineral opportunities in Australia.
Utilise technologies, including AI, developed in Australia and the US to accurately process and sort critical minerals thereby reducing time and costs to bring product to market.
Purchase or partner with remote and isolated critical mineral asset owners.
Provide a more vertically integrated line of sight from the in ground asset to the processing industry and final customer.
Collaborate with indigenous communities as an integral part of our business.
Create synergies with our strategic relationship partners to accelerate and expand opportunities.
The Quadrangle Project will
Our Partners
The Quadrangle Project is directly aligned with the stated objectives of the US and Australian Governments critical minerals strategy:
Engage our critical minerals and clean energy industries to identify and address financial and non-financial barriers to accelerating and expanding development and deployment in our respective countries. This is aimed at enhancing two-way investment flows between the financial sectors of both countries. Discussions should include government financing bodies including but not limited to the U.S. Export-Import Bank and Export Finance Australia. This work seeks to support the expansion of emerging industries, availability of critical minerals, and cost reductions of clean energy in our countries and globally.
Collaborate on projects and standards for clean energy supply chains to support implementation of our domestic policy agendas, including in connection to the Inflation Reduction Act and the Powering Australia Plan, and boost the production of high-quality and sustainable clean energy products that are competitive in global markets. Reflecting our mutual interest in growing global trade according to our shared values, Australia and the United States intend to share information and investigate collaboration on environmental and labour standards and greater bilateral and regional economic integration.
Promote robust emissions accounting methodologies for key sectors and products like hydrogen, hydrogen derivatives, and green metals, including steel and aluminium, with a view to align standards subject to our respective domestic requirements.”