Coal
Coal remains critical for energy security and is currently a non-substitutable input into cost-effective steel production.
Steel is a fundamental material of modern society; it is used extensively in many sectors, including construction, automobiles, shipping, aviation, machinery, and countless metallic consumer goods. Steel demand is set to increase by 30% by 2050, due to population and economic growth.
Tri-Star holds direct interests in coal exploration tenements close to some of the largest coal mines in the World. Through several investments, Tri-Star also has exposure to high-quality Metallurgical coal and thermal coal production assets in Australia.
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Acquired by Tri-Star in 2010, the Arcadia coal project is located in the Arcadia Valley southeast of Emerald. Tri-Star has drilled approximately 31 drillholes in order to assess the coal qualityArcadia Map present.
Other resources
Minerals
Tri-Star has interests in various minerals across a number of continents, including Australia, Europe, and North America. The company has identified several targeted commodities, namely gold, uranium, copper, lithium, tin, and coal, essential for various industries, including renewable energy, electronics, and construction.
Petroleum
Petroleum is and is forecast to remain essential for global energy security. Global disruption and supply chain shocks continue to demonstrate the vital role of diversified petroleum supply.
Uranium
Tri-Star Group's investments in uranium demonstrate its commitment to sustainable energy development and its focus on driving innovation and growth in the energy sector. By investing in this valuable source of clean energy, Tri-Star Group is helping shape the energy industry's future and build a more sustainable world for generations to come.