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"We have a lot of reserves and we think this is an opportunity and a challenge to carry out (lithium) extraction and value-added production," Chavez said. To be sure, Peru currently produces no lithium and no country in Latin America produces lithium batteries at a commercial scale even if they do mine lithium.

I first learned about the existence of lithium volcanic tuff deposits in southern Peru from geologist friends in early 2018, so when I was invited by Plateau Energy Metals to join an analyst trip up to their lithium-bearing volcanic tuff site in September that year, I accepted.

Plateau Energy Metal's (TSX-V:PLU) lithium discovery in Peru is a great example of a project that shows tremendous potential – it's big, uniform, scalable, and in a mining friendly jurisdiction. However, how the project is perceived by the market also illustrates common errors made by lithium investors: 1.

Lithium deposits are not scarce, but identifying an investable lithium project requires the understanding and application of some basic principles that demonstrate how lithium differs from other mining investment opportunities. 1. Market Size Measured in US dollar terms, the lithium market is in its infancy or early toddler-dom.

Lithium's role in an electric vehicle future cannot be understated. It is an indispensable ingredient in the batteries that will make vehicles powered by renewable energy sources a reality, and will relegate air pollution and carbon emissions to the history books.

Market Size Measured in US dollar terms, the lithium market is in its infancy or early toddler-dom. The market only reached USD 1 billion for the first time in 2015. While it tripled from 2015-2017 and continues to grow exponentially, this pales in comparison to more mature markets like gold (100x larger) or oil (1400x larger).