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Leap forward for Multicom vanadium plans

Multicom Resources' Saint Elmo vanadium project, east of Julia Creek, has received Federal environmental approval.

The project is expected to directly employ about 200 people during the construction phase and more than 150 people in initial operations, with more positions to come as it scales up.

Queensland Resources Minister Scott Stewart said he welcomed the decision by the Federal Government concerning Saint Elmo.

"Vanadium will be a workhorse mineral of the battery storage and renewable energy sector," he said.

"There has been significant interest in vanadium and other new-age minerals in North Queensland.

"That’s why the Palaszczuk Government. . .

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State grants special status to fast-track vanadium mine

Plans for a $470 million vanadium mine near Julia Creek have received another shot in the arm, with the State Government declaring it a prescribed project.

The news comes just two months after the Federal Government granted major project status to the Saint Elmo project, helping fast-track its development in line with its goal of positioning Australia as a key global player in critical minerals.

Proponent Multicom Resources plans an open-cut mine for the production of vanadium, a key material in manufacturing. . .

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Major project status puts vanadium mine in fast lane

The Federal Government has granted major project status to a North West Queensland vanadium mine, with construction set to kick off in 2020.

The fast-tracking of the Saint Elmo project near Julia Creek fits the government goal of positioning Australia as a key global player in critical minerals.

Proponent Multicom Resources plans an open-cut mine for the production of vanadium, a key material in manufacturing batteries, particularly suited to renewable energy storage.

It is expected to create 200 jobs in construction, with hundreds more. . .

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