Also, you do know that Chile and Argentina actually are the among the world's top producers of lithium right? Canada is not? Do you think canada doesn't have it's own environmental, permitting and logistical challenges. South American producers have managed to power their salars - it's not an issue. I don't think these brines are in downtown toronto and will have the same challenges. You can't deny this is a risky play because of both the new tech and capex required for such a small company.
Ann: Acquisition of Canada's Highest Grade Lithium Brine Resource, page-56
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