Vulcan Energy (ASX:VUL) Commences Seismic Surveys with BASF

Project Approval

Vulcan Energy has received approvals to commence seismic surveys for its geothermal heat development project in the Ludwigshafen region of Germany, undertaken in partnership with BASF SE.

Seismic Survey Details

The first stage involves two-dimensional seismic surveys conducted over approximately 75 kilometres of roadway in Vorderpfalz, within several towns including Ludwigshafen. The results will determine optimal locations for further development, followed by three-dimensional surveys.

Partnership with BASF

The collaboration with BASF, signed in November 2024, aims to supply BASF’s Verbund site Ludwigshafen with baseload heat and includes the potential construction of a commercial lithium extraction plant.

Future Developments

Vulcan plans to replicate the development model across the URVBF, providing renewable heating and producing sustainable lithium for battery production, contributing to Europe’s energy transition.

Executive Comments

Managing Director and CEO Cris Moreno stated, “Securing the necessary approvals for the first stage of development is an important step in further advancing our geothermal heat and lithium project in the Ludwigshafen area. Together with BASF, we will be utilising geothermal energy in such a way that ensures the area has access to a sustainable, climate-neutral energy source.”

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