Enerev5 Metals Stakes Lithium Claims in Nevada
Toronto, Ontario — January 9, 2026 — Leads & Copy — Enerev5 Metals Inc. (TSX-V: ENEV) has announced it has staked 81 mineral claims in northeastern Nevada, encompassing approximately 1,680 acres across two claim blocks.
The staked claims are strategically located near properties held by Surge Battery Metals Inc. and Peloton Minerals Corp., both actively engaged in lithium exploration. Surge has reported a significant lithium-in-clay deposit discovery, while Peloton recently concluded its initial drill program, confirming the presence of clay or clay-bearing material near the surface to a depth of at least 500 feet across a broad area.
Enerev5’s decision to stake these claims was based on regional prospecting work, a review of publicly available geological data, and lithium exploration activity in this emerging district. The company is considering an initial exploration program that may include geological mapping, soil geochemistry, prospecting, and surface geophysical surveys, contingent on permitting and market conditions.
This acquisition aligns with Enerev5’s strategy to identify and advance ethically sourced critical battery metals in stable, mining-friendly jurisdictions. Nevada is recognized as a leading lithium jurisdiction aiming to become the North American hub for the entire “Lithium Loop” supply chain, covering extraction, processing, battery manufacturing, and recycling. This policy framework seeks to reduce U.S. reliance on foreign critical mineral supply, support clean energy initiatives, and drive long-term economic growth.
Northern Nevada hosts large, district-scale sediment-hosted lithium clay deposits, characterized by lithium enrichment within smectite- and illite-bearing claystone units in arid, closed-basin environments. These deposits are commonly associated with ancient volcanic systems, including the McDermitt Caldera, which hosts Lithium Americas Corp.’s Thacker Pass lithium-in-clay project, the world’s largest known lithium deposit. Lithium Americas is advancing Thacker Pass in partnership with General Motors and the U.S. Department of Energy, with the project designed to produce battery-grade lithium carbonate for domestic electric vehicle manufacturing.
Enerev5 believes its newly staked claims provide exposure to a highly prospective lithium district and represent an attractive early-stage opportunity consistent with the Company’s long-term growth strategy.
The company cautions that mineralization on adjacent or nearby properties is not necessarily indicative of mineralization on the company’s claims and that the presence of major deposits in the region does not imply that similar mineralization will be present on Enerev5’s claims.
Enerev5’s corporate website is undergoing updates to reflect the company’s strategic focus on critical battery metals, including lithium exploration in Nevada. Website content will be temporarily unavailable during this update period. The updated website will provide additional information on Enerev5’s projects, corporate objectives, and exploration strategy once the refresh is complete.
For further information, investors and other stakeholders may contact the Company’s CEO, Errol Farr, at efarr001@icloud.com or 647-296-1270.
Contact: Errol Farr Email: efarr001@icloud.com Tel: 647-296-1270
Source: Enerev5 Metals Inc.
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