Elektros Reviews Northern New York Lithium Site

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ELEKTROS Inc. is conducting a preliminary review of a potential hard-rock lithium property in northern New York, citing the possible benefits of a domestic source for North American battery-material supply chains. The company has not acquired the property, independently verified a mineral resource or reserve, or established that development would be permitted or economically viable; further geological, legal, environmental and financial diligence may be needed. The review comes amid wider U.S. efforts to strengthen domestic critical-mineral and battery supply chains, including federal grants reported for other companies, but ELEKTROS has not announced receiving or participating in that assistance. The company’s separate EV-charging technology initiative is distinct from its exploratory lithium review.

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