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Type
Lecture

Cornish Lithium – Powering the future

Event organised by ICE

Date
11 November 2026
Time
18:00 - 20:00 GMT
Location
Moresk Centre
St Clement's Street
Truro
Cornwall , TR1 1EQ
United Kingdom
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Overview

Cornwall has a long and internationally recognised history of mining and engineering. Today, this heritage is being combined with new technology as Cornwall explores its potential role in supplying lithium for the UK’s transition to a low carbon economy.

Cornish Lithium is progressing lithium projects within Cornwall, including the Trelavour lithium project and the Cross Lanes geothermal lithium project. The company has also received planning permission for a commercial geothermal lithium production facility at Cross Lanes near Chacewater.

ICE Truro City Club is hosting a talk by Cornish Lithium on the development of lithium resources in Cornwall and the engineering, technology and infrastructure challenges and opportunities involved.

The talk will cover:

  • Cornwall’s lithium resources and why they are significant
  • The engineering and technology involved in extracting lithium
  • Geothermal lithium and the Cross Lanes project
  • Development of the Trelavour lithium project
  • The journey from exploration and testing towards commercial production
  • Infrastructure and engineering considerations
  • The potential contribution of Cornwall to the UK’s clean-energy transition

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Moresk Centre
St Clement's Street
Truro
Cornwall
TR1 1EQ

Programme

18:00-18:30

Networking

18:30-19:30

Presentation

Speakers

Mark Harris

Mark Harris

Cornish Lithium

lead process engineer

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Mark Harris

Mark Harris is lead process engineer at Cornish Lithium, where he is involved in the development of lithium extraction technology and the company’s work to unlock Cornwall’s lithium resources.

His background combines engineering expertise in water treatment with commercial awareness and business development experience, and he studied at Cranfield University.

Based in Cornwall, Mark brings practical insight into the engineering and technological challenges associated with developing lithium resources and their potential contribution to the UK’s transition towards a cleaner energy future.