Elektros targets Sierra Leone hard-rock lithium exposure, advances US EV charging patent strategy
Reuters2026/08/13 15:55- Elektros set long-term plans to build exposure to hard-rock lithium in Sierra Leone while advancing proprietary US EV-charging intellectual property.
- Strategy centers on developing critical-mineral supply alongside next-generation charging infrastructure, targeting demand tied to electrification and energy storage.
- Work will remain focused on Sierra Leone lithium initiatives alongside United States Patent No. 12,522,100 B1.
- Management framed the plan as positioning for rising power needs from AI and data-center buildouts, emphasizing grid resilience and backup power markets.
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