Standard Lithium, Lanxess mull Arkansas lithium joint venture
The pair aim to eventually produce lithium on a mass scale from brine that is a byproduct of bromine production
Australia lithium miner Altura says it has signed offtake deal with China’s Ganfeng
The deal will see Altura supply Ganfeng with 8,000 tonnes of 6-percent spodumene concentrate this year and a minimum of 70,000 tonnes per year from 2019 to 2021.
Albemarle profit rise beats forecasts on lithium price hikes
Lithium sales rose less than 1% as production slipped due to unexpected shut downs at three of our lithium manufacturing sites - Albemarle
Albemarle’s claim to unique lithium technology draws scrutiny
Albemarle says it expects to ultimately receive approval to produce more lithium from Chilean Nuclear Energy Commission (CCHEN).
MGX Minerals advances rapid lithium extraction technology
The company says its technology is capable of extracting lithium and other elements very quickly from petrolithium and other brine sources, reducing the physical footprint of large, multi-phase, lake-sized, lined evaporation ponds.
Surge enters MoU to acquire Incahuasi lithium project in Chile
The project sits atop the Incahuasi Salar and it is located on the Chile/Argentina national border some 75 kilometres southeast from the Atacama Salar.
Critical Elements one step closer to becoming battery grade lithium supplier
Critical Elements can now deliver a battery grade lithium hydroxide to the electric vehicle market.
Zimbabwe lithium miner sees first production in Q2 next year
The southern African nation is pushing the metal as a major draw for investors as it looks to attract capital to its mining sector following the ousting last year of former president Robert Mugabe after almost four decades in power.
This Australia-based lithium-boron developer could become major US producer
A PFS supports the development of a new Australian-backed US$599 million lithium and boron mining and processing operation in Nevada.
Controlled Thermal Resources launch environmentally sustainable lithium-geothermal project in Imperial Valley, California
Dallas, Texas, USA - Controlled Thermal Resources (CTR) announced the official launch of the company’s $1.8-billion Hell’s Kitchen lithium-geothermal project today. Speaking at the CG/LA North American Infrastructure Leadership Forum in Dallas, Texas Rod Colwell, CEO of Controlled Thermal Resources outlined the project to key infrastructure leaders in the United States.
