On Tuesday, May 13, 2025, E3 Lithium had the pleasure of hosting its first community open house in support of the Clearwater Project Central Processing Facility (“CPF”) and its upcoming regulatory applications. This event builds on more than a year of engagement with local landowners, farmers, and ranchers near the proposed CPF site and marks a key milestone in our commitment to transparent, proactive, and meaningful stakeholder engagement.
Held at a local community hall just southeast of the proposed CPF site in Mountain View County, the E3 Lithium team, including stakeholder relations, subject matter experts, and company executives, gathered for an open and informative community discussion. Technical leads from each major area of the Clearwater Project hosted dedicated information tables, providing detailed insights into the project’s design, operational plans, and overall development strategy.
We were also pleased to be joined by several municipal representatives from Mountain View County, who engaged directly with their constituents, addressed questions related to municipal development planning, and supported conversations around regional growth and collaboration.
With plans to submit our CPF license and environmental applications later this year, stakeholder feedback remains critical. E3 Lithium is committed to maintaining open lines of communication throughout the permitting and development process.
We extend our sincere appreciation to all the community members, local officials, contractors, and staff who made this event possible. Your participation and input are essential as we work together to shape the future of lithium development in Alberta.
For questions regarding stakeholder engagement, including surface and mineral rights or freehold mineral ownership, please contact our Stakeholder Relations Team at
land@e3lithium.ca.
We look forward to continuing this important dialogue as we enter the next phase of stakeholder engagement later this year.
