The Hottest Land Grab in America Isn’t for Oil

Energy giants like Exxon and Chevron have been buying up land in America’s lithium hotspot.

Now they’ve got a new neighbor.

An up-and-coming company called EnergyX just acquired 35,000 gross acres of high-grade lithium resources in Arkansas’ Smackover Formation, right next to Exxon and Chevron’s projects.

What’s really turning heads about this move is that this company isn’t just competing for lithium-rich land. Their patented technology can recover up to 3X more lithium than traditional methods.

Why is that such a big deal? Because lithium is essential to powering everything from EVs to AI data centers to robotics, and Morgan Stanley forecasts an 80K-ton lithium shortage in 2026.

Now, EnergyX just opened America’s largest lithium production facility in Texas, a pivotal step on their road to commercial production.

Their combination of technology, resources, and infrastructure positions this company to be one of the biggest lithium producers, and most important energy players, in America. Great timing too, because the demand for lithium is projected to grow 5X by 2040.

General Motors has already invested along with other global leaders like Eni and POSCO.

Now, for a limited time, you can become an early-stage EnergyX alongside them and claim a stake in the lithium boom.

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Tuesday, May 26, 2026

The hottest land grab in America isn't for oil

The Hottest Land Grab in America Isn’t for Oil

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