Thankyou for that linkage between Lilac Solutions and GM, Betman. Very interesting indeed. Lilac Solutions is teaming up with CTR to produce Lithium from "hells kitchen" in Imperial Valley at the Salton Sea. The United States produces 1% of the worlds Lithium as of now. The potential at "hells kitchen" is said to be able to produce 40% of the worlds Lithium, without mining and at a discount to current Lithium generating processes. GM has a battery plant in Tennessee and is opening another in Lordstown with LG Chem. Both plants will need plenty of Lithium and GM wants to obtain it within this country, not outsourced. This is not the only business adventure for Lilac, concerning Lithium production with their technology and they wish to go public. Interesting as well is the fact that GM's first battery plant is in Tennessee and another company that produces silicon anodes and cathodes for ev batteries is located in Tennessee as well. That is NVNXF, Novonix, which through its subsidiary, Pure Graphite, produces the most efficient anodes and cathodes available. We can dream Lilac would be the company to fill the shell of Goff, but even if not, there is some very interesting events occurring at "hells kitchen" and possible investment opportunities with the companies involved. Go Goff, bring it George!! Keep in mind Gm is partnering with Lilac on the Salton Sea project and if you look at Nvnxf stock, it has been on a steady rise as of late, yet no news of why. Is it possible they will produce anodes and cathodes to Gm? Good luck goffers, we deserve it for our patience.
