As a World First, Nouveau Monde Graphite Has Signed a Collaboration Agreement with Caterpillar for the Development of a Zero-Emission Solution for the Matawinie Mine globenewswire.com/news-release/2…
Nouveau Monde and Caterpillar have signed an agreement pursuant to which Caterpillar will develop, test and produce Cat® “zero-emission machines” for the Matawinie graphite mining project in Saint-Michel-des-Saints, Québec, Canada
The collaboration between the companies focuses on Nouveau Monde’s goal to fully power the site with zero carbon footprint renewable energy
Nouveau Monde and Caterpillar are committed to supporting the mining industry’s move toward a more sustainable future
Nouveau Monde’s intended all-electric fleet will be complemented by its access to clean and attractively priced hydro-electricity
Nouveau Monde is on track to provide its potential client base with high-quality, green and carbon-neutral battery anode material
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