How Surge Battery Metals Just Secured 42 Years of Water and Land Access in Nevada
Surge Battery Metals and Evolution Mining secure key land access and resolve water protests at Nevada North, de-risking the high-grade lithium asset ahead of its Q4 2026 Prefeasibility Study.

If you have been following our coverage here at JuniorStocks, you know that untangling water rights and surface access in the Great Basin is often the real litmus test for turning a promising discovery into a producing mine.
Surge Battery Metals Inc. (TSXV: NILI / OTCQX: NILIF) just passed that test with flying colors at its flagship Nevada North Lithium Project, eliminating one of its primary operational overhangs ahead of a pivotal development cycle.
Through its joint venture operating entity, Nevada North Lithium, LLC, the company executed a definitive Access and Mitigation Agreement with the Salmon River Cattlemens Association, Incorporated. The deal accomplishes two crucial tasks for the asset: securing long-term surface access across essential private land and securing the complete withdrawal of outstanding water application protests before the Nevada Division of Water Resources.



