News Articles for Protean Energy

Our board moves wrap includes Carla Healy, Bevan Tarratt, Jason Giltay, and Paula Raffo.

Today's board moves wrap includes Daniel Madden, Philip Rundell, Graeme Scott, Matthew Foy, David McEntaggart, and Anil Sabharwal.

Our board moves wrap includes Susan Kilsby, Shriti Vadera, John Prineas, John Dawson, Simon Trevisan, Malcolm Castle, Sam Lancuba, Mark Major, Joe Graziano, Tim Slate, Matthew Foy, Gary Greenbaum, Rahul Agarwal, Steve Elfman, Terry Walsh, Sam Wright, Douglas Jendry, Peter Stickland, and Graham Dore.

Clive Brown has retired as non-executive director of CI Resources.

Crusader Resources is pleased to announce the following updates in relation to the Company's funding position.

A half-owned subsidiary of Perth-based Protean Energy has received a $3 million investment from the South Korean government for a $9.7 million vanadium battery project.

Westgold Resources Limited (ASX:WGX) (Westgold) is pleased to advise that its wholly owned subsidiary, HBJ Minerals Pty Ltd (HBJ) has signed mining tribute agreement over Cannon Mine area.

Luo Qi has resigned as alternate director to YangYu Zhu of JC International Group.

ASX-listed Carnegie Clean Energy is evaluating three sites for the initial deployment of its CETO 6 wave power technology, including Albany and Cornwall, after it was confirmed today its Garden Island microgrid project will initially not include wave power.

Protean Wave Energy has recruited former Woodside Petroleum executive Steve Rogers as its new managing director, with his predecessor Bruce Lane and chief technology officer Sean Moore both stepping down from their roles at the clean energy company today.

Private Perth company Bombora Wave Power is seeking to raise $8 million for the first commercial deployment of its innovative technology.

WA's natural wave resources have made it home to three energy companies that have taken a collegial approach to developing the new technology.

Two former BHP Billiton and Rio Tinto engineers from the Wheatbelt officially launched a wave energy prototype in the Swan River today as part of a long-term plan to produce electricity at costs so low it will rival wind energy.

WA has become a leader in wave energy, but commercial realities loom as a major constraint to rolling out the technology to the national electricity market.

Stonehenge Metals has entered into an agreement to acquire a Protean Energy subsidiary for a cash and share package worth about $1.34 million, to gain access to Protean's wave energy converter technology.