Rio Tinto to Slow Pace of Quebec Lithium Plant as Costs Soar
Rio Tinto Group will slow down construction of the Nemaska Lithium processing plant in Becancour, Quebec, just few weeks after it announced it has taken majority control of the project.
Rio Tinto to Slow Pace of Quebec Lithium Plant as Costs Soar
Rio Tinto Group will slow down construction of the Nemaska Lithium processing plant in Becancour, Quebec, just few weeks after it announced it has taken majority control of the project.
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