The Key to Unlocking Carbon-Free Power lies within the Nevada Desert
- There’s a trillion-ton elephant in the room. Carbon-free power cannot become a reality without the discovery of new and profound lithium sources1
- EVs alone will need at least 20.8 billion pounds of lithium, requiring a 20X jump in output. Right now, production isn’t even close to keeping up
- By 2030, 2,700 GWh worth of batteries will be necessary for EVs each year, equivalent to225 billion iPhone 11 batteries. That’s 13X more battery power than we use today2
This could be a mind-blowing junior explorer play, and you don’t need to be a Wall Street trader to see why.
“You will find there is a ‘sold out’ sign on every operating mine at the moment. There will be some bad moments in the coming years where there will be a shortage of lithium production.”
Davis Archer, CEO Savanah Resources, March 10, 2021
Let’s face it, America’s hopes and dreams for a carbon-free future are in big trouble, due to this SHOCKING fact:
America has been searching for the answers to clean-energy future for years, and all of the exciting talk about solar and wind power… for all those forecasts for tens of thousands of electric vehicles… the truth is that there is not nearly enough lithium being mined in the world to make those clean-energy dreams come true.
To make things worse, between 2018 and 2020, low prices for raw lithium led major miners to cut back or scuttle plans for new projects.3
As lithium prices soar beyond $10,000 a metric ton, they’re now scrambling to meet demand. But it’ll take years to catch up.
And that’s why every natural resource investor needs to immediately add Ameriwest Lithium (OTC:AWLIF, CSE:AWLIOTC:AWLIF, CSE:AWLI) to their portfolio.
Ameriwest Lithium has three enviable projects, each with the potential to deliver thousands of metric tons of lithium to an increasingly voracious market.
Don’t Wait For The News
Best of all, early investors can position themselves to ride Ameriwest Lithium (OTC:AWLIF, CSE:AWLIOTC:AWLIF, CSE:AWLI) for years to come.
Ameriwest Lithium is positioned for a busy 2022 with exploration plans in full force. We could see steady bursts of exploration results as Ameriwest Lithium geologists finally crack open its Railroad Valley and Edwards Creek projects.
There’s never been a better time for Ameriwest Lithium to explore its high-potential lithium properties because this market will only get hungrier for new lithium supplies as shortage questions loom.
Go Long On Supply
These are anxious times for companies on the demand side, which rely on hundreds of thousands of additional tons of lithium to stay afloat.
These demands have led some analysts to now estimate that the lithium market will grow nearly 4X over the next eight years, from the 320,000 metric tons mined last year, to 1.4 million metric tons by 2030.4
That pace may seem historic, but even quadrupling the of supply means meeting the lithium demand will come up about 1.6 million metric tons short.
Other analysts now forecast that demand is expected to hit 1.1 million metric tons by 2025 and 3 million tons by 2030, according to Reuters.5
That begs the multi-billion dollar question… where the heck is all that extra lithium going to come from?
In late 2020, Glyn Lawcock, UBS’s formerly renowned Global Head of Mining Research, issued a dire warning:
“There is not sufficient supply to meet this demand projection based on our knowledge of known projects today. That includes all projects whether they are under construction, in feasibility or still in exploration.” 6
His warning is now entrenched in the lithium culture where Global X ETF analysts report that lithium miners need to plan for scenarios where annual demand exceeds 1.1 million metric tons of lithium by 2025.7
And, as you’ve already seen, any inability to expand that number could leave the world 2 million metric tons short by 2030.
This massive demand is why some big EV makers such as Tesla, will likely be forced to secure long-term supply contracts with individual mining companies.
That’s a formula that could put companies, such as Ameriwest Lithium (OTC:AWLIF, CSE:AWLIOTC:AWLIF, CSE:AWLI) in the driver’s seat when it comes to setting price per ton.
EVs reaching price parity with internal combustion engine cars is a mind-bending thought. Yet Volkswagen expects to reach price parity by 2025.
At that point, going green is merely a decision and not a financial burden.
That’s why investors need to keep an eye on Ameriwest Lithium (OTC:AWLIF, CSE:AWLIOTC:AWLIF, CSE:AWLI), and its Edwards Creek Valley property in particular.
At the moment, there is just one small working lithium mine in the U.S.
Moreover, plans for a much-anticipated huge mine at Thacker Pass, NV, near the Oregon border are under siege as we speak.
And, even if it manages to win approval, the Chinese are the majority shareholder in the “North American” company that’s trying to develop Thacker Pass.
Europe is in the same position, where plans for its first huge mine, in Portugal, have come undone.
That means all the lithium being mined in Chile, Argentina and Australia will barely be enough to keep up with today’s demand.
The China Syndrome
There’s far more to Ameriwest Lithium than its potential to generate tons of domestically mined lithium for America.
If dependence on foreign-mined lithium wasn’t bad enough, the other devastating fact is that China now processes 60% of all the world’s lithium.8
And, as Abigail Wulf put it, China’s bad intentions could hamstring the American EV industry:
“If China wanted to cut off supplies of processed materials for li-ion batteries, as it did with rare-earth materials to Japan in 2010, it would create a dire situation.” 9
Abigail Wulf, Director of the Center for Critical Minerals Strategy
Setting America Free Of China’s Shackles
You can see why Ameriwest Lithium (OTC:AWLIF, CSE:AWLIOTC:AWLIF, CSE:AWLI) could be so critical to America’s carbon-free future.
Ameriwest Lithium is a no-strings-attached company. It’s not encumbered by any commitment to China, Its only commitment is to its shareholders.
It is a domestic company with plans for fueling a domestic market. That’s a huge prospect because the Chinese have their fingers in a lot of mineral deals in the Americas.
And as we already know…China plays dirty.
It’s already attacked one U.S. mining company:
It lowered the price of global rare earth minerals in a corrupt and vicious attempt to force U.S. company into bankruptcy such as the Mountain Pass Rare Earth Mine in California.
Thankfully, a U.S. company, MP Mine Operations, rode to the rescue with $20.5 million.10
The solution to the China problem could lie beneath a long stretch of barren Nevada plain. An arid place that’s home to dirt devils, scorpions and kangaroo rats… and likely hundreds of thousands of metric tons of lithium.
And Ameriwest Lithium has staked a claim to one of its two huge Nevada lithium projects.
The Nevada Desert Is Already Making Investors Huge Money
Ameriwest Lithium (OTC:AWLIF, CSE:AWLIOTC:AWLIF, CSE:AWLI) could be located in one of the world’s next great lithium belts.
In fact, Nevada looks as if it has similar geological properties to Argentina’s Lithium Triangle.
Already, Ameriwest Lithium’s Edwards Creek project looks destined to become a prolific lithium producer.
All the conditions known to accumulate lithium brines are met within the Edwards Creek Valley:
- It’s a hydrologically closed basin with a playa, which is a flat desert basin where water evaporates quickly. Like in Argentina and Chile, a playa is perfect for lithium brine projects.
- There is geothermal activity in Edward Valley.
- The basin’s border may be made up of lithium Claystone.
- There’s more than one aquifer from which to pump the water that brings lithium to the surface.
- The valley is old enough to have super concentrated brines.
- But the real gamechanger is its close proximity to Tesla’s Gigafactory.
Edwards Creek is located about 2.5 hours north of Albemarle’s Silver Peak operation where lithium brines have been extracted and processed in evaporation ponds since 1967.
Currently, the Silver Peak mine produces 5,000 metric tons of lithium carbonate each year.11
And since lithium carbonate prices have jumped more 320% this year, to $27,500 a metric ton in late November, Albemarle’s small mine is now worth a fortune.12
In fact, that relatively small output helped drive Albemarle’s share price up more than 229% between January 2020 and December 2021.13
Albemarle just committed $30 million to expand its mine to 10,000 metric tons a year. At today’s price, that would be valued at about $227 million a year.
No Wonder Tesla Built Its Gigafactory Here
Albemarle’s Silver Peak mine sits atop Clayton Valley’s world-class brine deposit estimated to hold 300,000+ tons of lithium.14
A deposit so rich that the U.S. Geological Survey calls it “the best-known [brine] deposit in the world.”15
So, it’s no wonder that Elon Musk decided to build his first Tesla battery plant just 200 miles to the north of Silver Peak.
Because that precise spot, in a desolate corner of Nevada is:
“One of only three places in the world that produce the lithium chloride needed to make li-ion batteries.” 16
At full capacity, the Gigafactory will consume 35,000 tons of lithium carbonate per year to manufacture its batteries.17
That is equal to around 14% of the current global output, and immensely more than the Silver Peak mine alone can produce.
Tesla’s business plan calls for the EV leader to produce 500,000 cars per year, a level that will require today’s entire global supply of lithium. Already, the Gigafactory makes more li-ion batteries than all other carmakers in the world combined.19
To reach an output of a half-million EVs per year, Tesla’s going to need to secure a whole lot more lithium carbonate.
And that puts all eyes on Ameriwest and its highly strategic location.
America Critically Needs Lithium, And Ameriwest Is A Driving Force In Discovering And Developing Lithium Properties To Meet Future Demands
The lithium train is hastily racing towards investors…but it’s still early enough where you can grab ahold and take the full ride.
But soon, lithium could be a supersonic trend with stratospheric gains that only the wealthiest investors, who are satisfied with smaller, steady returns, will be able to latch onto.
This is why Ameriwest Lithium (OTC:AWLIF, CSE:AWLIOTC:AWLIF, CSE:AWLI) could soon become the world’s best, early lithium play.
Moreover, Ameriwest has two other high-potential projects that need to be explored.
One of those projects is in Nevada’s Railroad Valley, a property whose geological features suggest the presence of vast underground lithium-bearing brines or aquifers.
You can think of Argentina or Chile in size and scope.
In fact, Railroad Valley is similar in size to the Salinas Grandes salt flat in Argentina and holds the potential to become one of the best lithium resources in the world.
While Railroad Valley is geologically similar to nearby Clayton Valley in many significant ways, it differs in that it represents a new and virtually unexplored target that is more than double the size.
At 135-square-miles, it’s also five times as large as Edwards Creek.
And while the Railroad Valley project is just beginning to be explored for lithium, historic oil drilling activities and seismic surveys have amassed invaluable data for targeting potential brine aquifers.
How New Technologies For Extracting Lithium From Clay Generated A 3,300% Gain
Finally, Ameriwest Lithium has acquired a property in Thompson Valley, Arizona that appears to be rich in lithium clays.
Until recently there was no viable way to economically mine these near-to-the-surface clays, which can be made up of as much as 90% lithium.
But new technologies not only make mining lithium clays possible, but perhaps the most profit-laden method of lithium mining that’s ever been discovered.
The one lithium clay project we’re aware of, American Lithium (OTC:LIACF) rocked from 14 cents in March of 2020 to $4.76 in late 2021… that’s a 3,300% gain.20
7 Reasons Ameriwest Lithium (OTC:AWLIF, CSE:AWLIOTC:AWLIF, CSE:AWLI) Should Be In Your Investment Portfolio Now
- Quadrupling of Supply Just to Stay Even– Analysts believe quadrupling the world’s annual lithium output to 1.1 million metric tons a year by 2025 will be paltry compared to looming future demand. That’s because the world will likely need 3 million metric tons rapidly in order to meet demand.
- Success Breeds Success – Ameriwest Lithium controls more than 160-square miles in Nevada playa basins, where its nearby neighbors include multi-billion-dollar behemoth Albemarle, along with Tesla’s Gigafactory.
- Huge Home Run Potential– Ameriwest Lithium is fully licensed and permitted to begin immediate exploration in Thompson Valley, an under-explored lithium-rich slice of Arizona. It’s a lithium clay project. That’s a new form of lithium mining, but one that’s growing quickly in popularity. Early junior Nevada clay lithium explorer American Lithium (OTC:LIACF) saw its shares rocket 3,300% in the past year.
- Homeland Security – It doesn’t get talked about much. But the modern military runs on lithium batteries. Yet, National Defense Magazinereports that, the U.S. military’s lithium battery supply chain, especially rechargeable lithium batteries, “is virtually entirely from offshore suppliers.”21
- The U.S. Finally Gets It – Lithium mined in America could soon be mighty valuable. In June 2021, the U.S. rolled out a National Blueprint for Lithium Batteries. Developed by the Federal Consortium for Advanced Batteries it will guide investments to develop a domestic lithium-battery mining and manufacturing value chain.[ii]
- 125 million EVs in the Next Decade – Volkswagen will lead this winning drive with the goal of building 15 million EVs in the next five years. GM wants to build 1 million EVs a year.
- Demand Will Likely Outstrip Supply– If the average EV battery size holds, the world is going to need at least 20.8 billion pounds, or 10.4 million tons, of lithium over the next decade.
The media loves a crisis, and sooner than later, it will move on from the pandemic and politics to the next big threat… foreign lithium.
With the hunt for new locally-sourced lithium, a major part of the worldwide crisis, you could expect Ameriwest Lithium to stay in the news for years to come.
That’s why today could be the very best time to latch onto AWLIF’s affordably priced shares.
It’s time to call your broker or advisor and show them this report. Then discuss this new lithium opportunity that Ameriwest presents to solve America’s clean-energy crisis.
Because, when you take your position now in Ameriwest Lithium (OTC:AWLIF, CSE:AWLIOTC:AWLIF, CSE:AWLI), you could find yourself amongst the earliest and biggest winners seen to date.
Learn More About Ameriwest Lithium (OTC:AWLIF, CSE:AWLIOTC:AWLIF, CSE:AWLI) at your brokerage today!
1.https://www.forbes.com/sites/neilwinton/2021/11/14/lithium-shortage-may-stall-electric-car-revolution-and-embed-chinas-lead-report/?sh=6e2f605646ef 2.https://www.forbes.com/sites/danrunkevicius/2020/12/07/as-tesla-booms-lithium-is-running-out/?sh=615454371a44 4.https://www.forbes.com/sites/danrunkevicius/2020/12/07/as-tesla-booms-lithium-is-running-out/?sh=615454371a44 5.https://www.statista.com/statistics/1225076/global-lithium-mine-production-projection/ 6.https://www.forbes.com/sites/neilwinton/2021/11/14/lithium-shortage-may-stall-electric-car-revolution-and-embed-chinas-lead-report/?sh=6e2f605646ef 7.https://www.forbes.com/sites/danrunkevicius/2020/12/07/as-tesla-booms-lithium-is-running-out/?sh=615454371a44 8.https://www.globalxetfs.com/whats-driving-the-electric-vehicle-lithium-and-battery-markets-in-2019/ 9.https://www.wardsauto.com/industry-news/expert-warns-china-calling-shots-ev-battery-materials 10.https://www.wardsauto.com/industry-news/expert-warns-china-calling-shots-ev-battery-materials 11.https://www.mining.com/mountain-pass-sells-20-5-million/ 12.https://www.miningmagazine.com/supply-chain-management/news/1402188/ablemarle-to-double-silver-peak-lithium-production 13.https://tradingeconomics.com/commodity/lithium 14.https://finance.yahoo.com/quote/ALB?p=ALB&.tsrc=fin-srch 15.https://pubs.usgs.gov/pp/1802/k/pp1802k.pdf pK10 16.https://pubs.usgs.gov/of/2013/1006/OF13-1006.pdf 17.http://www.meridian-int-res.com/Projects/Lithium_Problem_2.pdf 18.https://pubs.acs.org/doi/10.1021/cen-09431-notw8#:~:text=%E2%80%9CTesla%20is%20starting%20to%20lock,measured%20in%20lithium%20carbonate%20equivalents. 19.https://www.tesla.com/gigafactory 20.Ibid 21.https://finance.yahoo.com/quote/LIACF?p=LIACF&.tsrc=fin-srch 22.https://www.nationaldefensemagazine.org/articles/2018/11/8/offshore-battery-production-poses-problems-for-military 23.https://www.energy.gov/sites/default/files/2021-06/FCAB%20National%20Blueprint%20Lithium%20Batteries%200621_0.pdf
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