European Lithium Limited (ASX: EUR) Achieves Key Environmental Milestone

Environmental Milestone Achieved

European Lithium Limited (ASX: EUR) has announced that its subsidiary, ECM Lithium AT GmbH, has received confirmation from the Carinthian state government indicating that an Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA) is not necessary for the Wolfsberg Lithium Project. This strategic project, located in Austria, marks a crucial advancement towards establishing a European battery supply chain essential for electromobility.

Significance of the Declaration

The absence of an EIA requirement for the Wolfsberg Project is a pivotal step, accelerating the project’s potential and positioning it as the first new mining initiative within the EU to qualify for a fast-track approval process in the critical minerals sector. Chairman Tony Sage expressed that this achievement is instrumental for both Critical Metals Corp and the Wolfsberg project, facilitating sustainable lithium production from Austrian mining methods.

Investment and Market Position

European Lithium holds a substantial stake of 66,416,641 ordinary shares (74.30%) in Critical Metals, valued at US$452,297,325 (approximately A$696,537,881) based on the current share price. This significant investment aligns European Lithium with Critical Metals’ vision to become a major supplier in the lithium-ion battery supply chain throughout Europe.

Project Outlook

The Wolfsberg Lithium Project is set to represent a crucial development in the European lithium market, capitalising on established infrastructure for efficient supply and production of key lithium products. European Lithium’s collaboration with Critical Metals is positioned to lead the charge in this rapidly expanding sector.

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