Australian lithium boron developer Global Geoscience is entering the US market, with a recent report backing the development of a $599m mining and processing operation in Nevada. According to the statement, the south basin at Rhyolite Ridge is now estimated to total, at a 1,050ppm lithium cut-off, 475 million tonnes at 1,610 ppm lithium and 4,100 ppm boron (equivalent to 2.3% boric acid). A pre-feasibility study carried out by Amec Foster Wheeler supported the work at the company's 100%-owned Rhyolite Ridge site, predicting production to start in 2021. The company has also been working on an application for a battery storage project that would be located near its existing mine site in New South Wales.
Australian lithium boron developer Global Geoscience is entering the US market, with a recent report backing the development of a $599m mining and processing operation in Nevada. A pre-feasibility study carried out by Amec Foster Wheeler supported the work at the company's 100%-owned Rhyolite Ridge site, predicting production to start in 2021. The company has also been working on an application for a battery storage project that would be located near its existing mine site in New South Wales.