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• Lithium. Powering Our Future.

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Nevada enjoys unmatched infrastructure, skilled miners, consistent permitting protocols, relatively low taxes, a social license to operate and a safe operating

• environment. Nevada is home to the only

brine based producing lithium operation in North America. It ranked 3rd in the world for mining and 1st in United States. Nevada is home to Tesla’s $5 billion lithium-ion battery Gigafactory, as well as the soon to be built Faraday Future $1 billion electric car plant.

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Nevada

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Our corporate objective is to own 100% of all newly acquired projects with little to no cash, share or royalty considerations or exploration commitments payable to third parties. Our mandate is to be the prime Nevada project generator negotiating joint venture partnerships to make all future exploration expenditures while maintaining the ability to “cherry pick” several projects to develop 100% in-house.

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Property Acquisition Strategy

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To date, a number of highly attractive prospects have been investigated and approved for immediate

• acquisition. An advisory board has been formed to

better assist in the selection, management and development of these lithium projects. Current projects include:

• The Dixie Valley Project
• Black Rock Desert Project
• BFF-1 Clayton Valley Project
• BSV Lithium Project
• Teels Marsh West Project
• San Emidio Li Project

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Property Acquisition Strategy

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Project: Dixie Valley Project

6 348 of the 910 placer claims of The Dixie Valley Project have been optioned-out at 100% interest, with a 3% net smelter retention royalty to Wildcat Exploration Ltd., and Nevada Energy Metals has received cash payments of $200,000. Nevada Energy Metals has also received 2 million shares of Wildcat Exploration with a potential for another 4 million shares over the next 2 years. The six Dixie Valley claim blocks cover the majority of the Humboldt Salt Marsh playa located in Churchill County, Nevada. There are 910 placer claims in total, covering about 28.4 square miles of playa and alluvial fan. Of the seven characteristics of lithium brine deposits

• utlined in the USGS deposit model, all seven are

found in Dixie Valley; however, very little exploration work has been directed at lithium in this area. Given the valley has been a closed basin for at least 500,000 years and probably much, much longer, plenty

• f time has elapsed for evaporative concentration of

lithium bearing geothermal and surface water.

The Company has entered into an option agreement with LiCo Energy Metals whereby LiCo can acquire an undivided 70% interest, subject to a 3% Net Smelter

• Royalty. Consists of 199 placer claims (3,980 acres/

1,610 hectares) located in southwest Black Rock Desert, Washoe County, Nevada. The western arm of the Black Rock Desert covers an area of about 2,000 square kilometers and contains 5 of the 30 currently listed Known Geothermal Resource Areas in Nevada.

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Project: Black Rock Desert Project

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Geochemical sample points are being arranged on a grid pattern of 11 lines spaced 400 meters apart with stations every 200 meters along the lines. On September 22nd 2016, significant lithium results returned from our sampling program ranging from 82.8 to 520 parts per million (ppm) lithium with a median value of 182 ppm. Twelve samples carried over 300 ppm of lithium.

The Company has 100% ownership of 77 claims (approximately 1,540 acres /623 hectares) in Clayton Valley, Esmeralda County Nevada. The southern boundary of the Clayton Valley Lithium Project lies 250 meters from the north west boundary of Albemarle Corporation’s Silver Peak lithium mine and brine processing operations. Clayton Valley is one of the few locations known to contain commercial-grade lithium-enriched brine in North America. 8

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Project: Clayton Valley BFF-1

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The Goat Island graben segments Clayton Valley into a northerly- trending, 1-2 km-wide sub-basin with a distinct escarpment on each side. Geological modeling and assessment of historical drilling results by J.B. Hulen, PG, (July 31, 2008 report) concluded that both shallow thermalgradient and lithium-exploration drilling demonstrates that the northern portion of Clayton Valley contains the valley’s highest subsurface temperatures and that these temperatures may be localized in the Goat Island graben and its structural projections to the northeast and south.

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Clayton Valley: Regional Geology

9 A graben is a depressed block of land bordered by parallel faults

The Company has 100% ownership of the BSV Lithium Project, consisting of 160 placer claims, with an area of 3,200 acres/1,295 hectares, located in northern Big Smokey Valley, Township 13N., Range 43E, Nye County, Nevada.

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Project: BSV Lithium Project

10 The northern basin is fed by geothermal brines that are meteoric waters heated by relatively deep circulation in the earth’s crust. Of the 170 sample points analyzed, 150 reported Lithium values greater than or equal to 100 ppm with the highest value being 146 ppm Lithium (the median value being 116 ppm); 20 samples points were in the 53 ppm to 99 ppm range.

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Project: Teels Marsh West, 100% Owned

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Nevada Energy Metals has acquired the Teels Marsh West Project, by staking 100 placer claims covering 2000 acres (809 hectares) at Teels Marsh, Nevada. The property is highly prospective for Lithium brines, and is located approximately 48 miles northwest of Clayton Valley and the Rockwood Lithium Mine, North America’s only producing brine based Lithium mine. Teels Marsh West is 100% owned without any royalties, located on the western part of a large evaporation pond, or playa (also known as a salar). Structural analysis reveals that Teels Marsh is bounded by faults and is tectonically active. Lithium concentrations of up to 850 ppm have been reported from earlier sampling programs conducted by the US Geological Survey (OFR: 76-567) at Teels Marsh.

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Project: Teels Marsh West, 100% Owned

12 In May 2016, the company conducted shallow auger hole samples resulting in lithium values ranging from 8.9 to 104.5 ppm. The two best results (93.2 and 104.5) were obtained downstream of thermal springs

• n the western part of the property.

The San Emidio Li Project consists of 143 placer claims (approximately 3,100 acres) in the San Emidio Desert, Washoe County, Nevada, 95 km northeast of Reno, the home of Tesla Corporation’s new lithium- ion battery Gigafactory. The property adjoins the Empire geothermal power plant with production of 4.6 MW of electricity from a 155°C resource thereby providing a substantial heat source for the circulation of meteoric groundwater believed important in the formation of lithium brine deposits as found at Clayton

• Valley. US Geothermal has reported

anomalous lithium values in the trace element analysis of their geothermal brines at Empire (USGS-Report 87-4062). On October 27th 2016, highly encouraging results have been received from our sampling program. 172 samples were collected with lithium values ranging from 30.3 parts per million (ppm) to a high of 600 ppm lithium. 32 samples were above 300 ppm lithium.

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Project: San Emidio Desert Li

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The most important use of lithium is in rechargeable lithium-ion batteries for electric vehicles, grid-scale energy storage, phones, laptops, cameras, gaming consoles and hundreds of other electronic devices. Lithium-ion batteries are increasingly used for bikes, power tools, forklifts, cranes and other industrial

• equipment. In essence, lithium powers modern technology.

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Why Lithium?

14 nevadaenergymetals.com TSX-V: BFF OTCQB: SSMLF Frankfurt: A2AFBV We have already seen Tesla increase the land holding of their $5 billion lithium-ion battery factory in Nevada and Faraday Future strike a deal to build a $1 billion electric car plant.

Due to lithium’s key role in batteries, and the ever expanding need of batteries to power our modern lives, lithium seems untouched by economic downturns. Proof of unstoppable lithium demand can be found in the fact that even though natural gas, coal & gasoline prices are down 50% or more, lithium prices increased by about 20% in 2014 and by a larger percentage in 2015.

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Lithium’s High Demand

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Alarming evidence of climate change in the 1970s (increased droughts & flooding, sickening air pollution) led to a frenzied search for clean, green energy solutions. In fighting climate change, the transportation industry was first to be targeted. Each year the list of Electric Vehicles (EVs) grows, and we have reached a time where nearly every major automaker has plans to,

• r is producing, a fully electric vehicle.

Demand for EVs and other transportation modes such as electric buses, electric trucks and even electric planes, is rapidly

• increasing. Perhaps nothing is more

symbolic of the dangers of climate change than elevated levels of smog. Both the Netherlands and Norway are looking to ban the sale of Fossil-Fuel vehicles by 2025.

Climate Change

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With demand for such high-density energy storage set to surge as vehicles become greener and electricity becomes cleaner, Goldman Sachs, an investment bank, calls lithium “the new gasoline”. – The Economist

Storage of energy produced by renewable, yet cyclical, power sources like wind & solar depends

• n storage so that they may be used without
• interruption. Since the generation of electricity

from wind & solar is, on average, “switched on” just 20% to 30% of the time, only batteries can make green alternatives viable. nevadaenergymetals.com TSX-V: BFF OTCQB: SSMLF Frankfurt: A2AFBV

Renewables

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“Due to lithium’s key role in batteries, and the ever expanding need of batteries to power our modern lives, lithium seems untouched by economic downturns.”

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Electric Vehicles

18 Tesla has unveiled the quickest production car in the world. The P100D has a 0-60 mph time of 2.5 seconds, and hosts a lithium-ion battery capable

• f storing energy to last over 300 miles.

Dyson is looking to improve lithium-ion battery technology by spending $1.4 billion in R&D and enlisting 3,000 engineers in the project. After the Dieselgate scandal, Volkswagen has overhauled its strategy to emerge as a clean energy company by investing nearly $2 billion in electric

• vehicles. They are looking to partner

with lithium-battery producers Panasonic and LG Chem.

• Recently funded and

restructured.

• Lithium is has been

called “The new oil” by Goldman and Sachs.

• Ongoing aggressive

acquisition policy for new lithium targets in Nevada, one of the most mining friendly jurisdictions in the world.

• Lithium has limited

supply and increasing demand.

MARKET CAPITALIZATION AS OF JUNE 30 2017

Numbers are approximate

93.6M

Issued & Outstanding

11.9M

Stock Options Granted

142.9M

Fully Diluted

37.4M

Warrants

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Why Nevada Energy Metals?

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RICK WILSON, DIRECTOR, PRESIDENT, CEO: Mr. Wilson has been in the mining & natural resource industry for over 20 years. Since 2006, Rick has been President of Regent Ventures Ltd., a company engaged in the acquisition, exploration & development of mineral resource properties. Regent Ventures currently has mining exploration projects in Nevada & the Yukon Territories and holds the licenses to sell environmentally safe clean-up products to the

• il & gas industry in Canada. Previously, Rick was a Director of Regent Ventures from 1993 to 2006. He also served as President of Emerson Exploration
• Inc. (now GBS Gold International Inc.) from 1998 to 2006, during which time the company raised over $62 million to acquire and develop two publicly-

listed Australian gold mines. A proven leader, Mr. Wilson is acting Chief of the Lions Bay Volunteer Fire Department. TIM FERNBACK, DIRECTOR, CHIEF OPERATING OFFICER: Mr. Fernback possesses over twenty years of experience in financing and managing public and private small-cap companies throughout North America. Previously he has held multiple senior executive positions, including oversight of the Investment Banking and Corporate Finance Divisions at Wolverton Securities, formerly Western Canada’s oldest brokerage firm. He was also responsible for the consulting practice at Discovery Capital Corporation, a prominent British Columbia venture capital firm that specializes in financing and consulting. ALI H. ALIZADEH, DIRECTOR: Mr. Hassan Alizadeh is a senior geologist possessing extensive experience in mineral exploration & project management. He graduated with a Geology degree in 1991 a M.Sc. in Petrology in 1995 and an MBA at Queen’s University in 2010. Building on his experiences as Project Geologist & Project Manager, Ali has been responsible for a number of Uranium, Gold and Base Metal projects during his exploration career with various exploration companies. Ali is a member of the Association of Professional Engineers and Geoscientists of British Columbia. JAY ONESS, DIRECTOR: Mr. Oness has extensive experience in all aspects of corporate management with particular strengths in strategic planning, business development & investor relations for public companies. He has served as a Director, senior executive and consultant to public companies in resource and non-resource sectors over a successful 20 year career. ROBERT GUANZON, CFO: Mr. Guanzon, CPA, CMA, has been in the field of accounting for more than 25 years. He has been involved in the financial reporting of junior mining exploration companies, pharmaceutical manufacturing business, research & development, real estate/property management, and project building construction. Mr. Guanzon holds a Bachelor’s degree in Accounting, a Certified Public Accountant (Philippines) and a member of Chartered Professional Accountants British Columbia. He brings extensive experience in dealing with financial matters and corporate strategy. TINA WHYTE, CORPORATE SECRETARY: Ms. Whyte brings over 20 years of experience in the corporate and securities industry. Her expertise spans to areas of corporate governance, continuous disclosure, financing transactions and regulatory filings and compliance. Ms. Whyte holds corporate secretary positions with other publicly listed companies.

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Our Management Team

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J MALCOLM BELL, ADVISOR - PROJECT ACQUISITIONS: Mr. Bell has over 45 years of resource industry experience either as principal, director, or senior officer of private and public companies. In 1980, he founded Hi-Tec Resource Management Ltd., a successful minerals exploration company providing geological services in Canada, the USA and South America. In 1986, he founded the International Investment and Business Opportunities Exposition, the first investment trade show company in Canada providing private and public companies the opportunity to showcase themselves to an international audience. In 1997, he co-founded British Canadian Mines Ltd., at the time the largest privately held mineral exploration company in Newfoundland; subsequently completed a $13-million reverse merger into Canaco Resources Ltd. In 2002, he helped negotiate a $20-million merger between Olympic Resources Ltd and Whittier Energy Corp., and in 2003, he co-founded PB Energy Partners, an oil and gas exploration partnership. Currently, Mr. Bell heads a private Vancouver based consultancy that sources projects and capital for companies engaged in mining, renewable energy and technology ventures. BILL MACDONALD: Mr. Macdonald is a founder and principal of Macdonald Tuskey, Corporate and Securities Lawyers, a boutique securities and corporate finance firm located in Vancouver, British Columbia established in April 2008. Prior thereto, from February 1998 to April 2008, Mr. Macdonald was a partner with Clark Wilson LLP and a member of the firm’s Corporate Finance / Securities Practice Group. Since May 2008 Mr. Macdonald has been a director of Blackbird Energy Inc., an oil and gas exploration company listed on the Exchange and was also the President of Blackbird from May 2008 until February 2013. In addition, Mr. Macdonald currently serves as a director of Viscount Mining Corp., a position he has held since October 2011, a director of Patriot Petroleum Corp. since December 2015 and a director and founder of Black Lion Capital Corp. since its inception on January 20, 2015. JAMES HELLWARTH: Mr. Hellwarth of Orlando Florida is currently a managing partner a Xander Capital where he has been instrumental in establishing and developing relationships with high net worth individuals and organizations. Mr. Hellwarth has been involved in business development and strategy of small cap companies for over 11 years. He has helped raise capital and create new opportunities for his clients. Through his extensive network of colleagues and individuals, Mr. Hellwarth will be able to assist in potential capital raises necessary for moving the company forward.

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Our Advisory Team

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“Our visit to both Esmeralda and Mineral counties allowed our management team the opportunity to better understand logistics and geology for our company’s upcoming exploration programs on Lithium Projects. The trip also included visits to other properties in the prolific lithium region as our company is aggressively looking to acquire additional lithium projects.”

CEO Rick Wilson and two consultants completed a site visit to the company’s exploration targets. The purpose of this visit was to better assess and plan the the 2016 exploration program and to gain a better understanding of regional geology. During this visit the company traveled via helicopter to surrounding projects and potential joint venture targets. nevadaenergymetals.com TSX-V: BFF OTCQB: SSMLF Frankfurt: A2AFBV

Site Visit to Lithium Targets

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CEO and Chairman

Rick Wilson

Office: (604) 428-5690 rwilson@nevadaem.com

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