The Phoenix Business Journal reports on Urbix’s proprietary method to purify graphite without using hydrofluoric acid or high temperature ovens, which is a more efficient and environmentally friendly method.
Ramping up their international operations, award winning green tech purification leader Urbix Resources will work with Hanoi-based Vietnam Graphite Group to build a 70,000 tonne purification plant in Vietnam.
International financier and seasoned entrepreneur Anthony J. Parkinson has been appointed Executive Vice-Chairman of Urbix Resources.
Emerging graphite refining specialist Urbix Resources announces that it has sold its commercial graphite powder milling assets in Mexico to industry leading graphite processor Asbury Carbons.
Urbix Resources LLC is one of the premier providers of refined graphite powders, pristine graphene, and specialty graphite products in the world.
Trueman comes to the project with the perfect skillset to lead Urbix’s purification division to success. He has devoted his career to the development of specialty materials and has spent the majority of that time in the global transportation space.
“We are firm believers in the future of graphite, not only in its traditional markets, but in many new advanced applications. Urbix is at the forefront of this technological development.” South Star CEO Eric Allison
Internationally respected graphene specialist, Dr. Andrea Cabrero-Vilatela, has joined Urbix Resources as Executive Director of European Operations. Dr. Cabrero-Vilatela, who is based in the United Kingdom, will oversee development of Urbix’s growing interests in the UK and European markets. “It’s exciting to be part of this team,” says Dr. Cabrero-Vilatela. Read more…
CleanTech Open Award winner Urbix Resources has announced plans to build a graphite purification plant. Ground will be broken in 2018 for plant completion sometime in the second half of 2019.
Dr. Cabrero-Vilatela’s connections to the youthful graphene industry are illustrious. She graduated from the University of Cambridge with a PhD in Engineering, Nanoscience and Nanotechnology.