Global Energy Metals Corporation announced that it is executing on a portfolio-wide, comprehensive development strategy for the Company's jurisdictionally safe cobalt, nickel and copper projects. The Company believes its projects are well positioned for further exploration and development at a time when there is renewed interest in the battery minerals sector while price fundamentals are realigning due to the much anticipated surge in demand and market growth that is supported by a global movement towards electric vehicle adoption. Global Energy Metals' current portfolio of cobalt, copper and nickel holdings is well exposed to this global transition towards a lower-carbon economy. Global Energy Metals considers the Iron Oxide Copper Gold ("IOCG") system in which the Lovelock Mine and Treasure Box projects are located in as a Tier-1 exploration district. Analysis of the historic data confirms this potential with findings from a recent data interpretation study that provided a new interpretation of the regional structure of the Lovelock property, specifically in the vicinity of the historical mining of high-grade cobalt and nickel that occurred at the Lovelock Mine and those areas in close proximity that were previously identified as high priority targets. The Company's technical team is in the process of generating a strategy for the projects including the undertaking of additional IP surveying, geological prospecting and mapping of the current chargeability targets which would ultimately culminate in a diamond drilling program to assess the potential for high-grade mineralization similar to that historically mined at site.