First Tellurium Corp. (CSE: FTEL) announces the addition of George Klemmick, a senior geologist with over 32 years of experience, to its team. Klemmick, who has a strong background in tellurium projects, will assist in managing the Klondike tellurium property. The solar panel market, a major consumer of tellurium, is projected to reach $261 billion USD by 2027. First Tellurium aims to advance mineral discovery and project development while adhering to the rights of Indigenous Peoples.
First Tellurium Corp. has appointed veteran geologist John Keller as Project Manager for its Klondike Tellurium Property in Colorado. Keller brings extensive experience from his previous tenure at First Solar, where he managed exploration activities. The Klondike property, known for its high-grade tellurium deposits, is positioned to benefit from the growing demand for renewable energy sources, particularly solar power. CEO Tyrone Docherty emphasized Keller's expertise will strengthen the company’s operations and exploration efforts in this critical mineral sector.
First Tellurium Corp. highlights its potential role in the solar energy sector, leveraging its Klondike and Deer Horn assets to align with President Biden's Infrastructure Bill aimed at enhancing local supply chains. The bill emphasizes reducing reliance on foreign imports, particularly from China, and offers tax credits to promote solar power adoption. With a projected doubling of solar installations by 2023, the demand for tellurium, vital for solar technologies, is expected to surge over the next decade. The company has enlisted Think Ink Creative Digital Marketing to boost visibility for a fee of USD $100,000.