Tianqi Lithium Becomes A Member of Chile's Association of National Mining

Published: Apr 6, 2022 16:47

Save

SHANGHAI, Apr 6 (SMM) - Recently, Chile's Association of National Mining (Sonami) officially announced to approve Tianqi Lithium, who is among China’s top lithium mining companies, as one of its members.

The Sonami is made up of a number of large, medium and small metal and non-metal mining companies, including SQM, Albemarle and other internationally renowned mining companies. Regarding Tianqi Lithium's participation, Sonami President Diego Hernández said that he is very happy to have a new important partner in the mining field, and hopes to carry out in-depth and specific cooperation with Tianqi Lithium to cope with possible challenges that Chile may encounter in its development of lithium projects. Joining Sonami will serve as a bridge for Tianqi Lithium to continue to strengthen communication and cooperation with local stakeholders in Chile, which is conducive to further enhancing the company's influence in the local market. Tianqi Lithium will continue to closely communicate and interact with Chilean mining stakeholders to seek common development.

Tianqi Lithium

Data Source Statement: Except for publicly available information, all other data are processed by SMM based on publicly available information, market communication, and relying on SMM's internal database model. They are for reference only and do not constitute decision-making recommendations.

For any inquiries or for more information, please contact: lemonzhao@smm.cn

For more information on how to access our research reports, please contact:service.en@smm.cn

Related News

10 hours ago

[Lithium Battery: Times BAIC Battery Factory's First Cell Rolls Off Production Line]

Recently, the first cell rolled off the production line at the battery factory of Times BAIC (Beijing) New Energy Technology Co., Ltd., marking the start of the mass production phase. Times BAIC was jointly invested in and constructed by CATL, BAIC Group, Beijing Energy Group, and Xiaomi Group. Currently, construction of the factory is nearing completion, with equipment for the second production line undergoing commissioning. Full-scale production is expected to commence in August. For the entire year of 2026, the factory is projected to produce 7.5 GWh of cells. Once the project reaches full capacity, it will form an annual power battery production capacity of 15 GWh, significantly enhancing the product strength and cost advantages for Beijing-Tianjin-Hebei vehicle manufacturers such as BAIC and Xiaomi.

10 hours ago

[Lithium Battery: Nation's Largest Single-Station Vehicle-To-Grid Flash Charging Demonstration Station Launches]

On June 9, the second phase of the China Southern Power Grid Shenzhen Guangming Hongqiao Park Flash Charging Demonstration Station was officially put into operation, with the addition of 14 new V2G (vehicle-to-grid) charging piles. This station has become the largest single-station megawatt-level vehicle-to-grid flash charging demonstration station in the country. The maximum single charge/discharge power capacity of this demonstration station reaches 4.21 megawatts, capable of simultaneously accommodating 61 new energy vehicles for charging and discharging operations. Additionally, it is the first flash charging station under China Southern Power Grid to integrate an electric power inspection drone nest.

10 hours ago

11 hours ago

General Motors plans to develop sodium-ion batteries.

On June 9 local time, General Motors and US grid energy storage company Peak Energy announced that they would jointly develop and deploy next-generation sodium-ion battery cells purpose-built for grid energy storage. Under the agreement, General Motors will be responsible for sodium-ion cell R&D at its battery lab in Michigan and retain exclusive manufacturing rights for the cells; Peak Energy will integrate these cells into its proprietary energy storage systems.

11 hours ago