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A positive declaration of environmental impact from the Portuguese environmental regulator for Savannah’s Barroso Lithium project

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Environmental green light for Savannah’s lithium project! The Horizon Europe EXCEED team is very excited about this week’s news that “the Portuguese regulator has issued a positive declaration of environmental impact for (Savannah Resources’) Barroso lithium mine, which has a target of producing enough lithium for 500,000 electric cars a year.”

Savannah has made very significant efforts to minimise the environmental impact of the Project and is committed to sharing the socio-economic benefits which the project can generate with local stakeholders.

Savannah Resources PLC is a key partner within the EXCEED project. EXCEED’s objective is to unleash the full Critical Metal (CRM) and industrial mineral potential of Europe’s vast lithium LCT-pegmatite and rare-metal granite hard-rock resources.

EXCEED comprises 4 strategic European lithium projects, including Savannah’s Barroso project in the North of Portugal, Imerys’ Beauvoir and St Austell mines in resp. France (EMILI project) and UK, and Sibanye-Stillwater’s Keliber lithium project in the Kaustinen region in Finland.

The fact that Savannah has now received this green light is a major boost for EXCEED and for Europe’s quest for more domestic extraction of energy-transition metals.

More information in the video interview with CEO, Dale Ferguson. Watch the video.

Read more about this new development in this article in the Financial Times.

Spodumene minerals within a pegmatite outcrop at the Barroso Lithium project
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