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Piedmont Lithium Inc. (NASDAQ: PLL) operates at the forefront of North America's lithium supply chain, developing integrated projects to produce battery-grade materials for electric vehicles and energy storage systems. This news hub provides investors and industry stakeholders with essential updates on the company's strategic initiatives and market developments.
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Piedmont Lithium has announced the issuance of the final permit needed to restart operations at its Quebec-based North American Lithium (NAL) site. Production of spodumene concentrate is anticipated to begin in H1 2023, with commercial shipments potentially commencing in Q3 2023. The company holds an offtake agreement for 113,000 tons per year or 50% of production at a ceiling price of US$900 per metric ton. Piedmont aims to become a leading lithium hydroxide producer in North America, supporting the electric vehicle supply chain.
Piedmont Lithium (Nasdaq:PLL; ASX:PLL) announced that Sayona Quebec, a joint venture where it holds a 25% stake, has entered an agreement with Jourdan Resources (TSXV:JOR) for the acquisition of 48 claims of the Vallée Lithium Project. The deal allows Sayona Quebec to acquire 20 claims immediately and earn up to 51% in the remaining 28 claims through staged investments totaling C$10 million. The agreement also includes a 9.99% equity interest in Jourdan. This acquisition supports the expansion of the adjacent North American Lithium project and is subject to regulatory approvals.
Piedmont Lithium (Nasdaq:PLL) announced key updates on its projects and upcoming industry conferences. The company is on track for first production at North American Lithium in early 2023 and has secured a grant from the
Piedmont Lithium (Nasdaq:PLL) reported progress on Atlantic Lithium's Ewoyaa project in Ghana, confirming high-grade mineralization from recent drilling. This is expected to enhance resource conversion and potentially extend the mine life. Piedmont is acquiring a 50% interest in Atlantic's spodumene projects and holds a 9.4% equity stake. A definitive feasibility study is anticipated in H1 2023, forecasting robust economics for the Ewoyaa project, which will be a key supplier for Piedmont's Tennessee Lithium project.
Piedmont Lithium has been awarded a $141.7 million grant from the U.S. Department of Energy to develop its Tennessee Lithium project. This funding aims to bolster domestic production of lithium hydroxide, critical for electric vehicle batteries, increasing output by 30,000 metric tons per year. The project, with a total cost of $600 million, is designed to begin construction in 2023 and commence production in 2025. Once operational, it expects to produce 60,000 tpy of lithium hydroxide, significantly contributing to the U.S. battery manufacturing sector.
Piedmont Lithium has initiated a prefeasibility study for lithium carbonate production at North American Lithium (NAL) in Quebec, a joint venture with Sayona Mining. The study aims to evaluate options for completing and restarting the lithium carbonate plant, which is partially built. Spodumene concentrate production at NAL is on track for H1 2023, with possible commercial shipments beginning in Q3 2023. This development could generate early revenue as the company collaborates with Sayona on the project.
Piedmont Lithium (NASDAQ: PLL) announced the completion of a prefeasibility study (PFS) for Atlantic Lithium's Ewoyaa Project in Ghana. The PFS targets production of approximately 255,000 tons per year of 6% lithium spodumene concentrate over a 12.5-year mine life, supported by ore reserves of 18.9 million tons at 1.24% Li2O. Estimated capital expenditures increased to US$125 million, while operating costs are expected to decrease. Piedmont has a 50% interest in the project and plans to import spodumene concentrate for its Tennessee Lithium project, aiming for first production in Q3 2024.
Piedmont Lithium (Nasdaq: PLL) has announced new senior leadership appointments to enhance its growth strategy for lithium hydroxide production. Nick Fouche, formerly with Rio Tinto, will serve as Senior Vice President of Capital Projects, while Erin Sanders, an award-winning communications strategist, joins as Vice President of Corporate Communications. President and CEO Keith Phillips emphasized that these hires will drive the execution of their spodumene resource development plans and elevate the company's brand perception among stakeholders.
Piedmont Lithium has announced plans for the 'Tennessee Lithium' project, set to become the largest lithium hydroxide plant in the U.S., located in Etowah, Tennessee. The project will have a production capacity of 30,000 metric tons per year, sourcing lithium concentrate from Piedmont’s international investments. The Definitive Feasibility Study is expected by the end of 2022, with first production targeted for 2025. This initiative aims to enhance the U.S. supply of lithium hydroxide, crucial for electric vehicle batteries, and is projected to create approximately 120 manufacturing jobs.
Pall Corporation has partnered with EverGrain to provide filtration solutions for a new large-scale plant-based protein facility in St. Louis, Missouri. This facility focuses on upcycling brewer's saved grains into high-quality protein ingredients using Pall's Membralox Microfiltration System. With global protein consumption expected to double by 2050, the facility aims to meet growing consumer demand for sustainable protein sources. EverGrain's innovative process transforms barley into nutritious plant-based ingredients previously used for animal feed.