Mineral County, Nevada

Teels Marsh Lithium Project

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Mineral County, Nevada

Teels Marsh Lithium Project

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Mineral County, Nevada

Teels Marsh Lithium Project

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The "Source" and "Sink"

Geological Foundation

The potential of Teels Marsh is built on a specific geological "recipe" for lithium brine:

The Source

The basin is surrounded by young volcanic centers, including Mono Craters and Long Valley. Millennia of volcanic activity deposited thick layers of volcanic ash (Bishop Tuff) into the basin.

The Source

The basin is surrounded by young volcanic centers, including Mono Craters and Long Valley. Millennia of volcanic activity deposited thick layers of volcanic ash (Bishop Tuff) into the basin.

The Source

The basin is surrounded by young volcanic centers, including Mono Craters and Long Valley. Millennia of volcanic activity deposited thick layers of volcanic ash (Bishop Tuff) into the basin.

The Trap

Because the basin is bounded by faults and is tectonically active, these ash beds act as highly permeable reservoirs (sponges) that can capture and hold lithium-rich fluids.

The Trap

Because the basin is bounded by faults and is tectonically active, these ash beds act as highly permeable reservoirs (sponges) that can capture and hold lithium-rich fluids.

The Trap

Because the basin is bounded by faults and is tectonically active, these ash beds act as highly permeable reservoirs (sponges) that can capture and hold lithium-rich fluids.

The Heat

Recent mapping by the University of Nevada, Reno, revealed a significant "geothermal anomaly." Temperatures just two meters below the surface reach 35°C (95°F), nearly double the normal background heat. This active geothermal heart suggests a system that is actively circulating and concentrating minerals.

The Heat

Recent mapping by the University of Nevada, Reno, revealed a significant "geothermal anomaly." Temperatures just two meters below the surface reach 35°C (95°F), nearly double the normal background heat. This active geothermal heart suggests a system that is actively circulating and concentrating minerals.

The Heat

Recent mapping by the University of Nevada, Reno, revealed a significant "geothermal anomaly." Temperatures just two meters below the surface reach 35°C (95°F), nearly double the normal background heat. This active geothermal heart suggests a system that is actively circulating and concentrating minerals.

Evidence and Exploration Results

The potential of Teels Marsh is built on a specific geological "recipe" for lithium brine:

Historic USGS Data

A previous survey reported lithium values as high as 850 ppm from springs near the basin's fault lines.

Historic USGS Data

A previous survey reported lithium values as high as 850 ppm from springs near the basin's fault lines.

Historic USGS Data

A previous survey reported lithium values as high as 850 ppm from springs near the basin's fault lines.

Permeability

Drill holes confirmed that the basin fill includes unconsolidated sands and volcanic ash—exactly the types of rock needed for a "permeable" system where brine can flow and be extracted.

Permeability

Drill holes confirmed that the basin fill includes unconsolidated sands and volcanic ash—exactly the types of rock needed for a "permeable" system where brine can flow and be extracted.

Permeability

Drill holes confirmed that the basin fill includes unconsolidated sands and volcanic ash—exactly the types of rock needed for a "permeable" system where brine can flow and be extracted.

Recent Sampling

Surge conducted a sampling program using powered augers to test depths beneath the sand dunes. Results showed lithium values ranging from 8.9 to 104.5 ppm, with the highest concentrations found downstream from the known thermal springs.

Recent Sampling

Surge conducted a sampling program using powered augers to test depths beneath the sand dunes. Results showed lithium values ranging from 8.9 to 104.5 ppm, with the highest concentrations found downstream from the known thermal springs.

Recent Sampling

Surge conducted a sampling program using powered augers to test depths beneath the sand dunes. Results showed lithium values ranging from 8.9 to 104.5 ppm, with the highest concentrations found downstream from the known thermal springs.

Why Lithium Matters

The global transition to clean energy isn’t just a shift in policy—it’s a shift in chemistry. At the heart of this revolution lies lithium, the lightest metal on earth and the indispensable engine of the 21st century.

The Engine of the 21st Century

The global shift to clean energy is a shift in chemistry. Lithium is the indispensable heart of the batteries powering everything from your smartphone to the long-range EV in your driveway.

The Engine of the 21st Century

The global shift to clean energy is a shift in chemistry. Lithium is the indispensable heart of the batteries powering everything from your smartphone to the long-range EV in your driveway.

The Engine of the 21st Century

The global shift to clean energy is a shift in chemistry. Lithium is the indispensable heart of the batteries powering everything from your smartphone to the long-range EV in your driveway.

The High-Grade Advantage

Quality matters. We are targeting high-purity, technical-grade lithium carbonate—the "premium fuel" required for faster charging and longer battery life. We aren’t just mining; we’re powering American independence.

The High-Grade Advantage

Quality matters. We are targeting high-purity, technical-grade lithium carbonate—the "premium fuel" required for faster charging and longer battery life. We aren’t just mining; we’re powering American independence.

The High-Grade Advantage

Quality matters. We are targeting high-purity, technical-grade lithium carbonate—the "premium fuel" required for faster charging and longer battery life. We aren’t just mining; we’re powering American independence.

National Energy Security

Relying on overseas supply chains is a risk we can no longer afford. Developing the NNLP means securing "Homegrown Energy," ensuring the U.S. leads the green revolution rather than just consuming it.

National Energy Security

Relying on overseas supply chains is a risk we can no longer afford. Developing the NNLP means securing "Homegrown Energy," ensuring the U.S. leads the green revolution rather than just consuming it.

National Energy Security

Relying on overseas supply chains is a risk we can no longer afford. Developing the NNLP means securing "Homegrown Energy," ensuring the U.S. leads the green revolution rather than just consuming it.

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You have questions or need more information? Reach out to us!

Are you interested in learning more about Surge Battery Metals and our properties? Feel free to contact us by sending a detailed message to the email below.

Our team at Surge Battery Metals will get back to you as soon as we can. Thank you for your interest.

Suite 300 - 1455 Bellevue Avenue
West Vancouver, BC V7T 1C3
Canada

You have questions or need more information? Reach out to us!

Are you interested in learning more about Surge Battery Metals and our properties? Feel free to contact us by sending a detailed message to the email below.

Our team at Surge Battery Metals will get back to you as soon as we can. Thank you for your interest.

Suite 300 - 1455 Bellevue Avenue
West Vancouver, BC V7T 1C3
Canada

Surge Battery Metals (TSXV: NILI | OTCQX: NILIF | FRA: DJ5) is a Canadian-based mineral exploration company advancing America’s mineral independence through the Nevada North Lithium Project (NNLP), the highest-grade lithium clay resource in the United States.

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Suite 300 - 1455 Bellevue Avenue
West Vancouver, BC V7T 1C3
Canada

© 2026 Surge Battery Metals. | All Rights Reserved

Surge Battery Metals (TSXV: NILI | OTCQX: NILIF | FRA: DJ5) is a Canadian-based mineral exploration company advancing America’s mineral independence through the Nevada North Lithium Project (NNLP), the highest-grade lithium clay resource in the United States.

Reach Us

Suite 300 - 1455 Bellevue Avenue
West Vancouver, BC V7T 1C3
Canada

© 2026 Surge Battery Metals. | All Rights Reserved

Surge Battery Metals (TSXV: NILI | OTCQX: NILIF | FRA: DJ5) is a Canadian-based mineral exploration company advancing America’s mineral independence through the Nevada North Lithium Project (NNLP), the highest-grade lithium clay resource in the United States.

Reach Us

Suite 300 - 1455 Bellevue Avenue
West Vancouver, BC V7T 1C3
Canada

© 2026 Surge Battery Metals. | All Rights Reserved