What is European lithium's Wolfsberg Lithium Project?

Having lagged behind, Europe is now investing billions of Euros to transform its auto industry and become a leader in electrified mobility. European Lithium’s Wolfsberg Lithium Project is in the heart of Europe’s burgeoning cluster of battery manufacturers. Confirmation * You agree to add your personal information to our mailing list.

What does European lithium do?

European Lithium’s operations focus on extracting high-grade lithium from the Wolfsberg deposit, which is expected to play a critical role in meeting the rising demand for lithium-ion batteries, particularly in the electric vehicle (EV) sector.

Why is Europe investing billions in Li-ion batteries?

The clean energy revolution has created a need to secure lithium supply, a key component in the dominate Li-ion battery space and satisfy growing Global and European demand. Having lagged behind, Europe is now investing billions of Euros to transform its auto industry and become a leader in electrified mobility.

What is lithium used for?

Lithium is a highly versatile metal that is widely used in glass and ceramic manufacture, aluminium smelting, greases, air treatment, metallurgical powders, polymers and a variety of speciality salts and pharmaceuticals. Lithium is a key component of Li-ion battery chemistry; the dominant rechargeable battery technology.

Where are energy storage systems made?

The energy storage systems are produced in Germany and are modular in design so they can be configured and stored in high-bay warehouses – this is how large and affordable “energy warehouses” emerge that are scalable up to gigawatt hours.

Why is lithium a key component of Li-ion battery chemistry?

Lithium is a key component of Li-ion battery chemistry; the dominant rechargeable battery technology. The clean energy revolution has created a need to secure lithium supply, a key component in the dominate Li-ion battery space and satisfy growing Global and European demand.