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An Emerging Markets Sponsored Commentary Volt, using its proprietary oilfield brine treatment system, has been able to successfully remove 99% of contaminants from oilfield brines --- a crucial part in ensuring the high purity levels required for salable lithium. Volt uses a two-step process to extract lithium from oilfield brine. Step One involves the oilfield brine being treated with proven equipment to remove contaminants and prepare clean brine for the DLE process. During Step Two, Volt uses the Company’s proprietary IES-200 technology to extract the lithium from the brine and concentrate it into a lithium chloride solution that will ultimately be upgraded to lithium hydroxide, an essential raw material required for batteries, and in particular, electric vehicle batteries. The Most Effective Method Volt is currently using the extraction method that offers higher yields at a lower cost, and here’s why. Lithium usually appears in compounds and is a mixture of other elements. The lithium compound needs to be extracted but also isolated so it can have a practical use. This process can get complicated, but Volt uses the most effective extraction method: Direct Lithium Extraction. Proprietary Direct Lithium Extraction (“DLE”) has an extremely high recovery rate and is extremely environmentally friendly. According to International Battery Metals, “Over 98% of the brine water used is recycled back, which alleviates concerns about depleting water supplies for nearby peoples, an investment for ensuring the future of energy with minimal environmental impact.” Volt is aiming to become North America’s first commercial producer of lithium hydroxide and lithium carbonates from oilfield brine. The corporation is already paving the way with:
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