U.S. Govt: An Electric Future Needs a MASSIVE Infusion of Domestic Lithium Just a few years ago, there were fewer than one million electric vehicles in the U.S. By 2030, over 27 million EVs are expected to be in operation — and EV purchases could make up to 30% of all vehicle sales. All these EV batteries will require lithium on a MASSIVE scale. And it's not just the cars… The world's clean energy transition will require lithium for the outdated electric grid, electric vehicle charging stations, advanced energy storage systems, and military defense. The U.S. is desperate for more domestic sources of lithium, and right now, geologists are pointing to "white gold" resources in Nevada. See Why Nevada Lithium Opportunities are So Electrifying DISCLAIMER: In accordance with Section 17(b) of the Securities Act of 1933, you are hereby advised that StockEarnings Inc. "StockEarnings's" is receiving a fee of over $1000.00 in cash, from an independent third party as compensation for the distribution of this advertisement. StockEarnings's has not determined if the statements and opinions of the advertiser are accurate, correct or truthful. The purpose of this advertisement, like any advertising, is to provide publicity for the advertising company, its products or services. You should not rely on the information presented; you should do independent research to form your own opinion and decision. Information contained in our disseminated emails does not constitute investment, legal or tax advice upon which you should rely. The purchase of high-risk securities may result in the loss of your entire investment. StockEarnings |
Wednesday, February 23, 2022
Does Our Electric Future Start With Nevada Lithium?
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