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Producing battery-quality lithium carbonate using demonstration-scale equipment

By Michelle Froese | February 10, 2025

E3 Lithium, a Canadian-based lithium provider, announced that it has successfully produced battery quality lithium carbonate from Leduc brines using its demonstration-scale equipment, operated in its laboratory in Calgary.

Lithium carbonate production achieves a battery quality puritazy of 99.71% based on internal analysis as outlined in this announcement. Achieving this purity as an initial result is an incredible achievement by the team.

The ability to produce reliable and consistent lithium carbonate at battery quality specifications will be important in attracting partners and off-takers to the project. Further work is planned to test various operating parameters before the demonstration facility operations.

E3 Lithium will provide more details on the full demonstration program in the coming weeks.

The team produced the battery-quality lithium carbonate using lithium chloride concentrate produced from the Pilot Operations in 2023. The production process utilized in the laboratory was conducted using the same conditions and equipment planned for the full-scale Lithium Brine Demonstration Facility, which follows those outlined for the commercial facility in the Clearwater Pre-Feasibility Study.

By testing and optimizing each stage in a controlled lab setting, E3 Lithium is ensuring a smooth transition to battery-grade lithium carbonate production as it scales up to full operational capacity. In phase one of development, the lab focused on commissioning reactors specifically designed to produce lithium carbonate with consistency and reliability.

This successful production of battery quality lithium carbonate using concentrate produced from the Leduc aquifer provides significant confidence in the full process and the capabilities of the team at E3.

 

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