Tianqi Lithium Energy Australia (TLEA) welcomes the continuation of the Lithium Industry Support Program (LISP) and the development of a fit‑for‑purpose standard that will provide confidence for the use of delithiated beta spodumene (DBS) in public projects. Establishing a clear and consistent standard is an important step in enabling the use of DBS across government and industry applications.
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We were proud to welcome a film crew from the Sichuan Media Group to our Kwinana plant and Greenbushes operation recently, as part of an exciting international media collaboration. The crew produced […]
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4 August 2025 TLEA management are prioritising the long-term viability of its Kwinana Lithium Hydroxide Refinery by continuing to optimise plant operations, reduce production costs, and improve overall productivity. CEO Raj Surendran […]
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We’re proud to partner with the WA Cricket Foundation to bring fun, connection, and opportunity to our local community – Kwinana. Recently, Rhodes Park in Calista came alive with the energy of […]
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BGC will significantly cut carbon emissions from a range of its building products under an agreement with Tianqi Lithium Energy Australia (TLEA) to replace imported high-carbon clinker with aluminosilicate from the Kwinana […]
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Western Australia’s first lithium processing plant is making major progress in establishing its global green credentials by securing off-take agreements for its non-lithium materials, produced in the refining of locally mined and […]
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In February 2023, six young school leavers took their first steps on a two-year journey to cement their future as skilled technicians in Australia’s lithium hydroxide processing industry. Four have now successfully […]
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Tianqi Lithium Energy Australia (TLEA) has formalised its commitment to local Aboriginal and Tores Strait islander in its first Reflect Reconciliation Action Plan (RAP), launched during NAIDOC 2024, at the Kwinana plant, […]
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China Premier Li Qiang toured Western Australia’s only operating lithium hydroxide plant in Kwinana today as part of a three-day visit hosted by Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese to foster improved Australia-China […]
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