Millions of electric vehicles may face production delays from 2027 as lithium mining capacity lags April 14, 2021
OSLO The global market share of electric vehicles is set to rise so quickly that battery manufacturers will not be able to meet production requirements, a Rystad Energy analysis shows.
The reason is that mining capacity of lithium a key ingredient in EV-purposed batteries will fall short of demand, unless investments in new mines accelerate. Under the current pipeline, capacity deficits could triple lithium prices towards the end of this decade.
While today’s lithium mining capacity can comfortably satisfy demand from the electric vehicle market, the fast rise of electric vehicles is set to create a serious lithium supply deficit already from 2027.
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Forum Completes Drill Program on Fir Island Uranium Project
Forum Energy Metals Corp. is pleased to announce that the diamond drill program has been completed on its 100% owned Fir Island uranium project in northern Saskatchewan. Ten holes for 3,051 metres were completed, short of the 5,000 metres planned due to a slow start-up caused by poor ice conditions. The program continued drilling on the Cathy Fault resistivity anomaly with eight holes and tested a smaller …
Forum Energy Metals Corp. (TSXV: FMC) (“Forum” or “Company”) is pleased to announce that the diamond drill program has been completed on its 100% owned Fir Island uranium project in northern Saskatchewan. Ten holes for 3,051 metres were completed, short of the 5,000 metres planned due to a slow start-up caused by poor ice conditions. The program continued drilling on the Cathy Fault resistivity anomaly with eight holes and tested a smaller resistivity low to the southwest (Figure 1). This program is operated b
Forum Energy Metals Corp.: Forum Completes Drill Program on Fir Island Uranium Project
Vancouver, British Columbia (Newsfile Corp. - April 12, 2021) - Forum Energy Metals Corp. (
TSXV: FMC) ( Forum or Company ) is pleased to announce that the diamond drill program has been completed on its 100% owned Fir Island uranium project in northern Saskatchewan. Ten holes for 3,051 metres were completed, short of the 5,000 metres planned due to a slow start-up caused by poor ice conditions. The program continued drilling on the Cathy Fault / resistivity anomaly with eight holes and tested a smaller resistivity low to the southwest (Figure 1). This program is operated by Forum and funded by Orano Canada Inc. (formerly AREVA Resources Canada) under terms of an option agreement to earn up to a 70% interest by spending up to $6 million on exploration.
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