Lithium Valley, Hell’s Kitchen Power Ahead After Lawsuit Win
Construction on Geothermal and Extraction Site Could Start in Four or Five Months, CEO Says
Lithium Valley, Hell’s Kitchen Power Ahead After Lawsuit Win
That's really positive and lucky to survive. The judge’s ruling, I mean, there’s nothing there. There’s no emissions. There’s no excess use of water. There’s, you know, all these false claims that come in don’t have any effect. According to Colwell, CTR is ready to begin construction on the Hell’s Kitchen project in the next four or five months. With large pieces of equipment — some of which require three or four years of lead time to order — already staged and ready to ship, and wells already dug at the project site, CTR wants to hit the ground running as soon as possible.
