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Jonathon Naylor Editor A lithium exploration company is looking to drum up investment for its planned exploration and development of Zoro 1, a Snow Lake area property. Denver-based Force Energy Corp. announced this week it has hired a professional firm, Parkside Communications, to provide investor relations and consulting services. "Force Energy is at an important stage in our development where we have shifted our business focus to exploration and development of our Zoro 1 lithium property," said company president Tim DeHerrera in a news release. "We are now ready to tell our evolving story to the investment community and Parkside is well positioned to help us achieve our corporate goals." Parkside is described as a boutique corporate communications firm that services the needs of micro and small cap companies in the mining, oil and gas, and technology sectors. Last year, Force Energy released a guideline-compliant technical report on the Zoro 1 property. The company said drilling and trenching indicate the site contains 1.54 million undiluted tonnes of the lithium. The company plans to explore Zoro 1 using exploration recommendations outlined in the report. The U.S. Geological Survey states that the three main global end-use markets for lithium are ceramics and glass, batteries and lubricating greases.11/2/11
