Prairie Lithium Project
The Prairie Lithium Project is a large-scale lithium brine development in southeast Saskatchewan utilizing direct lithium extraction (DLE) technology. The 100%-owned project hosts a 4.6 million tonne LCE resource and is advancing toward commercial production, supported by strong infrastructure access and binding offtake agreements. Construction of the first commercial facility is underway, with future phases planned to expand production and add battery-grade lithium conversion capacity.
Province or territory: Saskatchewan · Source-described stage: Construction of Phase 1 production facility underway · Source location: Saskatchewan — regional placement
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The Prairie Lithium Project is a large-scale lithium brine development in southeast Saskatchewan utilizing direct lithium extraction (DLE) technology. The 100%-owned project hosts a 4.6 million tonne LCE resource and is advancing toward commercial production, supported by strong infrastructure access and binding offtake agreements. Construction of the first commercial facility is underway, with future phases planned to expand production and add battery-grade lithium conversion capacity. Source-described stage: Construction of Phase 1 production facility underway. Location: Saskatchewan — regional placement.
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