Environmental Authorization Granted to Critical Elements for Rose Project

Critical Elements Lithium Corporation has announced the approval of the first environmental authorization for its Rose Lithium-Tantalum project in Québec. This authorization allows for initial site preparations, including the clearing of areas for equipment storage and overburden pile development, as well as the installation of water management infrastructure.

The project must begin wetland site preparation activities within two years. The start of these activities depends on meeting federal and provincial conditions, securing project financing, and reaching a final investment decision. The Rose project aims to become a significant supplier of lithium for electric vehicles and energy storage markets.

The environmental authorization marks an important milestone in the project's development, reflecting the commitment to adhere to current environmental standards and promote sustainable site management.