From lithium mining to battery production
12–13 February 2020 The Westin Hotel, Perth
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Lithium Mine to Market, Australia 2020
Join Roskill and Tianqi Lithium in Perth, WA to gain a unique understanding of Australia’s Road to Lithium Dominance at the Lithium Mine to Market 2020 conference.
Building on the success of the inaugural Roskill Lithium event earlier this year, the 2020 conference has Tianqi Lithium as Headline Sponsor and will take place on February 12-13th at the 5-star Westin Hotel, Perth.
Drawing extensively on high profile international speakers from across the lithium industry, the conference is your opportunity to hear first-hand what developments are planned and where the opportunities for business in the lithium sector lie, both within and outside Australia.
The event will offer participants from the lithium industry many opportunities for networking and business. If your business is lithium, you should take advantage of this opportunity to network with our targeted audience.
Who should attend?
- Lithium miners and processors
- Equipment and machinery suppliers
- Professionals in resources, operations, logistics, finance, government, trading, academia
Sponsorship opportunities are still available. By sponsoring the event you will be able to raise your profile and visibility within the lithium industry.
Book your discounted hotel rooms at the Westin Hotel Perth via the venue link.
Whether as a speaker, delegate, exhibitor or sponsor, we are sure that you will find the Lithium Mine to Market 2020 conference to be a worthwhile and enjoyable event. We look forward to seeing you in Perth!
Put the date in your diary now — February 12–13th 2020 for Roskill’s Lithium Mine to Market 2020 conference and gain a unique understanding of Australia’s Road to Lithium Dominance.
Participating Companies
Companies and organisations attending Roskill’s Lithium Mine to Market 2020 Conference include but are not limited to the following:
Albemarle Corporation
Altura Mining
AMEC, Australia
Andritz Separation GmbH
Argosy Minerals
AVZ Minerals
BASF Australia
British Lithium Ltd
CarVal Investors
Centaur Resources
Core Lithium
Covalent Lithium
CSIRO Enery
Dala Resources
Department of Industry, Innovation and Science
Department of Industry, Science, Energy & Resources, Federal Government of Australia
Department of Jobs, Tourism, Science and Innovation, Government of Western Australia
ERM / CSA
Fortescue Metals Group
Freshwater
Future Battery Industries CRC
Galan Lithium
GEA Australia
General Lithium
Great Power Technology Co Ltd
IDOM
ILI Markets
Jenike
Jord International
Koeppern Machinery Australia
Kraton Chemical Products (Shanghai) Co Ltd
Kraton Polymers Singapore
Kwinana Industries Council
LEK
Liontown Resources Ltd
Lithium Power International
Mali Lithium
Ministry of Mines, Petroleum, Energy, Industrial Relations, Government of Western Australia
Monash University
Minmetals Securities China
Mitsui & Co. Australia
Mosman Resources
MSP Engineering Pty Ltd
N.V. Umicore SA
Nemaska Lithium Inc
Orion Resource Partners
Pilbara Minerals
Prospect Resources
Roskill
Roskill China
Rio Tinto
Schott AG
SCT Sichuan Calciner Technology Co Ltd
Sentient Equity Partners
Sichuan Calciner Technology
Sinosteel Australia Pty Ltd
Solvay
Sumitomo Corporation
Tianqi Lithium
Tinci
The Clean Energy Finance Corporation (CEFC)
UNSW UNESCO Centre for Membrane Science and Technology
Uranium One Group
Uranium One Group JSC
Veolia Water Technologies
Wave International
Weiss Research
Wesfarmers Chemicals Energy & Fertilisers
WW Holdings
Venue
‘Lithium Mine to Market, Australia 2020’ will be held at The Westin Perth hotel, situated in the rejuvenated east end of Perth central business district.
You can book your accommodation for the conference at a discounted rate of AUD$255 per person per night (inc. breakfast & WiFi) using the below button.
Last day to reserve your accommodation at the discounted rate: Tuesday January 28th, 2020.
Contact Details
The Westin Perth
480 Hay Street,
Perth 6000,
Australia
+61 8 6559 1888
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Programme
Wednesday 12th February08.30Registration and networking
Australia’s road to lithium dominance
09.00Opening Remarks from the Chair
Robert Baylis, Managing Director, Roskill
09.15Economics and earnings: The impact of lithium production, processing and export to Australia
Russ Campbell, Chief Economist, Department of Industry, Science, Energy & Resources, Federal Government of Australia
09.45The evolving landscape of strategic partnerships in the lithium supply chain
Dale Henderson, Chief Operating Officer, Pilbara Minerals
10.15The dimensions and value of industrial synergies
Chris Oughton, Director, Kwinana Industries Council
10.45Networking and refreshments
*Session Chair - Jake Fraser, Consultant, Roskill
11.15Australia's Next Sustainable Lithium Producer
Stephen Biggins, Managing Director, Core Lithium
11.45Roskill deep dive analysis of the lithium value chain
Robert Baylis, Managing Director, Roskill
12.15Major economic factors affecting Australia’s extractive industries
David Thurtell, Manager, Department of Industry, Innovation and Science
12.45Networking and lunch
*Session Chair - Xiaobai Liu, Manager, Roskill China
14.00Tropical cyclones, trading halts and tenacity – a look back at the first year of commercial production from a WA producer
Alex Cheeseman, General Manager, Altura Mining
14.30Key trends in the Chinese lithium sector
Xiaobai Liu, Manager, Roskill China
15.00Trains have feelings too. Optimising the future cost of intermodal logistics for lithium concentrates
Phil Wheeler, Partner, Industrial and Natural Resources, LEK
15.25Networking and refreshments
*Session Chair - Ying Lu, Analyst, Roskill China
15.50The Manono Lithium Project (DRC) – A Multi-Decade Quality Producer
Nigel Ferguson, Managing Director, AVZ
16.15The Arcadia Lithium Project in Zimbabwe
Sam Hosack, Managing Director, Prospect Resources
16.40The Goulamina Lithium Project in Mali – Africa’s largest Lithium Reserve
Chris Evans,
Managing Director, Mali Lithium
17.05Summary of Day 1 and closing remarks from the Chair
17.15Networking drinks reception
Registration and networking
Australia’s road to lithium dominance
Opening Remarks from the Chair
Robert Baylis, Managing Director, Roskill
Economics and earnings: The impact of lithium production, processing and export to Australia
Russ Campbell, Chief Economist, Department of Industry, Science, Energy & Resources, Federal Government of Australia
The evolving landscape of strategic partnerships in the lithium supply chain
Dale Henderson, Chief Operating Officer, Pilbara Minerals
The dimensions and value of industrial synergies
Chris Oughton, Director, Kwinana Industries Council
Networking and refreshments
Session Chair - Jake Fraser, Consultant, Roskill
Australia's Next Sustainable Lithium Producer
Stephen Biggins, Managing Director, Core Lithium
Roskill deep dive analysis of the lithium value chain
Robert Baylis, Managing Director, Roskill
Major economic factors affecting Australia’s extractive industries
David Thurtell, Manager, Department of Industry, Innovation and Science
Networking and lunch
Session Chair - Xiaobai Liu, Manager, Roskill China
Tropical cyclones, trading halts and tenacity – a look back at the first year of commercial production from a WA producer
Alex Cheeseman, General Manager, Altura Mining
Key trends in the Chinese lithium sector
Xiaobai Liu, Manager, Roskill China
Trains have feelings too. Optimising the future cost of intermodal logistics for lithium concentrates
Phil Wheeler, Partner, Industrial and Natural Resources, LEK
Networking and refreshments
Session Chair - Ying Lu, Analyst, Roskill China
The Manono Lithium Project (DRC) – A Multi-Decade Quality Producer
Nigel Ferguson, Managing Director, AVZ
The Arcadia Lithium Project in Zimbabwe
Sam Hosack, Managing Director, Prospect Resources
The Goulamina Lithium Project in Mali – Africa’s largest Lithium Reserve
Chris Evans,
Managing Director, Mali Lithium
Summary of Day 1 and closing remarks from the Chair
Networking drinks reception
Thursday 13th February08.30Opening Remarks from the Chair
Robert Baylis, Managing Director, Roskill
08.45Opening Address
Hon Bill Johnston MLA, Minister for Mines, Petroleum, Energy, Industrial Relations, Western Australia Government, Australia
09.00Western Australia’s Comparative Advantages in the Global Battery Supply Chain
Rebecca Brown, Director General, Department of Jobs, Tourism, Science and Innovation, Government of Western Australia
09.30Catalysing Australia’s battery revolution
Jacques Eksteen, Chief Operating Officer, Future Battery Industries CRC
10.00Tackling the two R’s for lithium batteries – reuse and recycle
Dr Anand Bhatt, Research Team Leader Electrochemical Energy Storage, CSIRO Energy
10.30Networking and refreshments
*Session Chair - Jake Fraser, Consultant, Roskill
11.00The Renewables Supply Chain
Rob Wilson, Head of Western Australia, The Clean Energy Finance Corporation (CEFC)
11.30A perspective on South America
Jerko Zuvela, Managing Director, Argosy Minerals
12.00LPI: Maricunga, Chile’s next Lithium Brine Project
Richard Crookes, Executive Director - Corporate Finance, Lithium Power International
12.30The future of South American brine production from a technical perspective
Daniel Jimenez, Partner, ILI Markets
13.00Networking and lunch
*Session Chair - Oliver Heathman, Manager - Mining Research & Cost Modelling, Roskill
14.00Lithium markets- beyond batteries
Dr Richard Flook, Managing Director and Principal, Mosman Resources
14.30The Australian critical mineral value chain
Warren Pearce, Chief Executive Officer, AMEC, Australia
15.00Development Trend of Lithium Extraction from Spodumene Concentrates
Dr Jie Chang, Chairman, Sichuan Calciner Technology
15.30Crystallization in the Production of Battery Grade Lithium Materials
Tom Pecoraro, Senior Process Engineer, Veolia Water Technologies
16.00Summary of conference and closing remarks from the Chair
16.15Networking and refreshments
17.00Close of conference
Opening Remarks from the Chair
Robert Baylis, Managing Director, Roskill
Opening Address
Hon Bill Johnston MLA, Minister for Mines, Petroleum, Energy, Industrial Relations, Western Australia Government, Australia
Western Australia’s Comparative Advantages in the Global Battery Supply Chain
Rebecca Brown, Director General, Department of Jobs, Tourism, Science and Innovation, Government of Western Australia
Catalysing Australia’s battery revolution
Jacques Eksteen, Chief Operating Officer, Future Battery Industries CRC
Tackling the two R’s for lithium batteries – reuse and recycle
Dr Anand Bhatt, Research Team Leader Electrochemical Energy Storage, CSIRO Energy
Networking and refreshments
Session Chair - Jake Fraser, Consultant, Roskill
The Renewables Supply Chain
Rob Wilson, Head of Western Australia, The Clean Energy Finance Corporation (CEFC)
A perspective on South America
Jerko Zuvela, Managing Director, Argosy Minerals
LPI: Maricunga, Chile’s next Lithium Brine Project
Richard Crookes, Executive Director - Corporate Finance, Lithium Power International
The future of South American brine production from a technical perspective
Daniel Jimenez, Partner, ILI Markets
Networking and lunch
Session Chair - Oliver Heathman, Manager - Mining Research & Cost Modelling, Roskill
Lithium markets- beyond batteries
Dr Richard Flook, Managing Director and Principal, Mosman Resources
The Australian critical mineral value chain
Warren Pearce, Chief Executive Officer, AMEC, Australia
Development Trend of Lithium Extraction from Spodumene Concentrates
Dr Jie Chang, Chairman, Sichuan Calciner Technology
Crystallization in the Production of Battery Grade Lithium Materials
Tom Pecoraro, Senior Process Engineer, Veolia Water Technologies
Summary of conference and closing remarks from the Chair
Networking and refreshments
Close of conference
Roskill reserves the right to alter the programme without notice
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