Canadian Sigma Lithium Stands Out In Mining For ESG Practices, Arrives In Brazil To Promote Sustainability And Invest In Electric Transportation, Plus Create Over 500 Jobs In Minas Gerais

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Published on 26/06/2022 at 17:43

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Sigma Lithium Is Revolutionizing The Mining Sector With ESG Practices Across The Entire Production Chain And Investing In The Sustainability Market For Electric Transportation, Arriving In Brazil With A Focus On The Environmental Segment.

Sigma Lithium is a standout company in the sustainable mining sector, as it has developed a production system fully aligned with ESG practices. Thus, as of this Sunday (06/26), the company not only utilizes sustainability in its lithium production but also contributes to the international electrification market for transportation by selling lithium for battery production and using equipment in electric vehicles, now arriving in Brazil to bring its ideals to the country.

Mining With ESG Practices Is Possible And Sigma Lithium Combines Both Worlds And Now Invests In The Environmental Segment In The National Territory

The mining sector remains one of the main culprits for significant environmental impacts in Brazilian territory, but in recent years, companies have been increasingly seeking new alternatives for sustainability in the segment. This is the case for Sigma Lithium, one of the largest lithium producers in the world, which is currently receiving international recognition for adopting ESG practices in its production and processing chain, ensuring greater environmental commitment in its operations.

Now, the company arrives in Brazil to bring ESG mining and is building a hard rock lithium mining operation in Minas Gerais, a key component of the batteries used in electric vehicles.

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Sigma Lithium Aims To Utilize ESG Practices To Invest In The Market For Electrification Of Transportation With The Production Of Lithium For Batteries

In addition to ESG practices in the lithium production chain in Minas Gerais, Sigma Lithium has already partnered with the Federal Institute of Northern Minas Gerais to offer a four-semester course in the mining field, with the primary goal of training local employees to work on the project. In this way, the company not only invests in sustainability but also seeks to support social causes.

The company’s main focus with this entire lithium production chain is the international transportation market, specifically electric vehicles that utilize batteries made with the material.

Thus, Ana Cabral-Gardner, co-CEO of the company, reinforces the commitment of the company to the electric transportation sector and states: “This consumer demands carbon neutrality. It is counterintuitive to buy a car to decarbonize the environment if you are burning coal to produce lithium.”

The issue of sustainability in transportation remains the great challenge of the international market, and with its ESG lithium production, the company intends to invigorate the scenario with new perspectives on the use of the material in the manufacturing of electric vehicles worldwide.

Canadian Sigma Lithium Stands Out In Mining For ESG Practices, Arrives In Brazil To Promote Sustainability And Invest In Electric Transportation, Plus Create Over 500 Jobs In Minas Gerais

Sigma Lithium Is Revolutionizing The Mining Sector With ESG Practices Across The Entire Production Chain And Investing In The Sustainability Market For Electric Transportation, Arriving In Brazil With A Focus On The Environmental Segment.

Mining With ESG Practices Is Possible And Sigma Lithium Combines Both Worlds And Now Invests In The Environmental Segment In The National Territory

Sigma Lithium Aims To Utilize ESG Practices To Invest In The Market For Electrification Of Transportation With The Production Of Lithium For Batteries

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Canadian Sigma Lithium Stands Out In Mining For ESG Practices, Arrives In Brazil To Promote Sustainability And Invest In Electric Transportation, Plus Create Over 500 Jobs In Minas Gerais

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