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Bruker Corporation is showcasing some of its latest innovations at Analytica 2024:

Heavy trucks transporting lithium ore from Sandawana to the Gwanda lithium mine (plant) in Mandiwongola are leaving a perilous trail of boulders along the Cause...

Tests on brine reservoirs have shown sufficient capacity

Recognizing the rise in artisanal small-scale miners (ASM) venturing into lithium mining in Zimbabwe, ZELA is collaborating with MaVal to conduct a training wor...

Expects feasibility work to show Mana project east of Kalgoorlie is bullet-proof

Ultra Lithium Inc. is providing this bi-weekly default status report in accordance with National Policy 12-203 Management Cease Trade Orders . On March 4, 2024, the Company announced that effective February 29, 2024 it has been granted a voluntary... - Veroeffentlicht am 03.04.2024

SANTIAGO: For a global lithium industry still reeling from gluts along the battery supply chain, the greater long-term risk is producing too little of the metal rather than too much, according to the world’s No. 2 producer, Chile.

A new book argues that the U.S. needs a reality check on critical minerals.

Chile is a key target as it is the worlds biggest supplier of copper and the second-biggest producer of lithium, which are essential for electric vehicle batteries and renewable energy systems in the push away from fossil fuels.

“I still believe it is the lithium decade — I absolutely believe that.