Why is Ghana preparing its own lithium?

As the demand for EVs and renewable energy storage soars, securing a stable supply of lithium has become a global priority. Ghana’s decision to process its own lithium domestically rather than exporting it in its raw state aligns with the broader conversation on critical minerals for the energy transition.

Why should Ghana invest in ewoyaa Lithium Project?

The Ewoyaa lithium project could position Ghana as a strategic supplier of lithium in the global market and help diversify its economy away from traditional commodities such as gold, cocoa, and oil. The project could also pave the way for further exploration and development of other lithium deposits in Ghana and the region.

Could a lithium refinery be a turning point in Ghana's economic trajectory?

Ghana’s decision to process its own lithium domestically rather than exporting it in its raw state aligns with the broader conversation on critical minerals for the energy transition. Establishing a lithium refinery in Takoradi could mark a turning point in the country’s economic trajectory.

Can Ghana become a regional leader in lithium supply chain management?

By processing its lithium domestically, Ghana not only cements its position in the evolving lithium supply chain but also reaps economic benefits, environmental gains, and the potential to become a regional leader in sustainable mineral resource management. This article was written by Jonas Nyabor, a Ghanaian journalist and fact-checker.

Should Ghana start a lithium refinery in Takoradi?

Establishing a lithium refinery in Takoradi could mark a turning point in the country’s economic trajectory. Not only will it create jobs and stimulate local industries, but it will also position Ghana as a key player in the global lithium supply chain.

Will Ghana get a lithium plant in Europe?

An earlier plan was to get the lithium exported to a plant in Europe but getting such a factory at Ghana’s Takoradi will be a better deal. With its proximity to the Takoradi port, one of West Africa’s major deep-sea ports, the processing facility in Takoradi would have streamlined access to global markets.