Ms Amanda Lacaze appointed to Vulcan Energy Board
Vulcan Energy has appointed highly respected mining executive Amanda Lacaze as an Independent Non-Executive Director. The appointment strengthens the Company's Board with deep experience in building globally significant critical minerals businesses as Vulcan advances construction of Phase One Lionheart.

Vulcan Energy has announced the appointment of Amanda Lacaze as an Independent Non-Executive Director, effective 17 August 2026.
Ms Lacaze brings more than a decade of leadership experience in the critical minerals sector, having served as Managing Director and Chief Executive Officer of Lynas Rare Earths from 2014 until her retirement in June 2026. During her tenure, she led the transformation of Lynas into one of the world's leading rare earths producers and a key supplier of critical materials used in advanced manufacturing, renewable energy technologies and electric vehicles.
Prior to her role at Lynas, Ms Lacaze held senior executive positions across the telecommunications, technology and consumer goods sectors. She currently serves as Chair of the Minerals Council of Australia and is a member of Chief Executive Women and the Australian Institute of Company Directors.
Her appointment comes at an important stage in Vulcan's development as construction progresses on the Phase One Lionheart Project in Germany's Upper Rhine Valley.
In addition to joining the Board, Ms Lacaze will become a member of Vulcan's Audit, Risk and ESG Committee.
Vulcan Energy Executive Chair Dr Francis Wedin welcomed the appointment:
"I'm pleased to welcome someone of Amanda's calibre to the Board of Vulcan Energy. Her outstanding track record and recent experience in building and growing western critical raw materials supply chains will be of significant benefit.
As we advance construction of our flagship Lionheart Project in Germany's Upper Rhine Valley, we look forward to Amanda's contribution and insights."
Commenting on her appointment, Amanda Lacaze said:
"Vulcan stands apart with its industry-leading technology and integrated approach to lithium and geothermal renewable energy production.
I'm excited to join the Board at a pivotal time as the Lionheart Project progresses through construction towards first commercial production."
The appointment further strengthens Vulcan's leadership team as the Company continues to advance its strategy of developing a domestic European lithium supply chain powered by renewable geothermal energy.