St-Georges Eco-Mining Corp. announced that it has, along with EVSX, its battery recycling subsidiary, entered into a binding term sheet with Wintech Energy Co ltd of Seoul, South Korea and ZeeOne Corporation from Canada. The executed agreement covers technological development and licensing for the production of what is referred to as the greenest hydrogen on the market. The parties agreed to put in place, on or around February 5, 2022, a series of long form agreements that will cover technological licensing, operations, the set-up of a pilot plant, and further research & development. EVSX has negotiated the acquisition of an exclusive license for Nevada, Iceland, Qu?bec, and Ontario and a limited exclusivity for mining and natural resources for Canada. St-Georges is a co- signatory and beneficiary of the agreement. St-Georges' management expects to be able to deploy multiple hydrogen production units within its proposed future battery recycling and fertilizer plants. Excess production could be used within St- Georges' other verticals like the production of lithium from spodumene or eventually the treatment of nickel ores, as well as being sold on the market. The partners agreed to evaluate the deployment of an initial pilot plant in 2022 in the region around Saint-Hyacinthe in Qu?bec. The pilot plant is expected to produce synthetic or bio-gas mainly from agricultural waste. Further tests should confirm the possibility of using EVSX's remaining battery waste to produce the hydrogen at a commercial level. EVSX has entered into a confidential agreement with two aluminium producers. The agreement establishes a right of first refusal to buy all the recycled aluminium from EVSX's proposed battery recycling operations in Baie-Comeau. It also establishes the terms of collaboration between the parties that involves access to the partners' aluminium testing facilities. Management also expects to provide alumina for quality testing when available. The Company has received its precipitation units and expects to complete its configuration in December at the CIMMS contracted pilot-plant facilities. These will allow for the pilot operation of a full processing circuit for material requiring further front-end concentration.