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95 percent of extracted lithium could be used to make batteries by the end of the decade, up from 30 percent in 2015. How do we meet growing demand? http://bit.ly/3Yp85R1 #EnergyTransition #Lithium #LithiumIonBatteries

95 percent of extracted lithium could be used to make batteries by the end of the decade, up from 30 percent in 2015. How do we meet growing demand? http://bit.ly/3Yp85R1 #EnergyTransition #Lithium #LithiumIonBatteries

95 percent of extracted lithium could be used to make batteries by the end of the decade, up from 30 percent in 2015. How do we meet growing demand? http://bit.ly/3Yp85R1 #EnergyTransition #Lithium #LithiumIonBatteries

Two of the most important materials in the EV supply chain are lithium carbonate and lithium hydroxide. What's the difference between these refined products and which will experience greater demand in the future? #ev #lithium #batteries

95 percent of extracted lithium could be used to make batteries by the end of the decade, up from 30 percent in 2015. How do we meet growing demand? http://bit.ly/3Yp85R1 #EnergyTransition #Lithium #LithiumIonBatteries

95 percent of extracted lithium could be used to make batteries by the end of the decade, up from 30 percent in 2015. How do we meet growing demand? http://bit.ly/3Yp85R1 #EnergyTransition #Lithium #LithiumIonBatteries

Two billion electric vehicles will be required for the world to reach net zero until 2050. If you combine this number with additional applications that depend on Lithium batteries such as mobile phones, tablets and e-gadgets it is understandable why we are already experiencing an increased demand for Lithium, which is projected to double every 3 years. This also explains the surge of companies seeking to build high purity Lithium Hydroxide plants similar to the two streams installed for the Chinese company Tianqi Lithium Corporation in Western Australia, where four of our FUNDABAC® units are being used as polishing and guard filters for extraction and purification steps. Besides Lithium, we also successfully help companies process other metals. Discover the full list of FUNDABAC® applications for Mineral and Metal processing: https://lnkd.in/ewvHfatf #lithium #batteries #netzero #filtrationindustry

Revolutionising Lithium Production: We, Prime Lithium, have partnered with the leading US technology company, IBC Advanced Technologies, Inc., to offer the fastest pathway to obtaining battery-grade lithium products directly from brine, without the need for additional processing steps. Why did we choose to partner with IBC? - IBC’s process demonstrates exceptional selectivity for lithium, ensuring no interference from other brine constituents such as magnesium, calcium, sodium, potassium, and boron. - With a minimal carbon footprint, water recycling, and virtually no waste or emissions, IBC’s method prioritises sustainability at every stage of production. - By eliminating the need for years of in-process lithium inventory typically associated with evaporation ponds, our approach helps businesses optimise their working capital and streamline operations. - Producing green lithium with significantly lower energy consumption, at just 10 kWh/kg lithium hydroxide monohydrate from extraction to final product. Thus, using IBC’s direct extraction and production process delivers superior-quality battery-grade lithium products and sets a new standard for sustainability and efficiency in the lithium industry. #PrimeLithium #lithium #collaboration @IBCAdvancedTechnologies

Lithium iron phosphate (LiFePO4), also called LFP, is one of the more recently-developed rechargeable battery chemistries and is a variation of lithium-ion chemistry. Rechargeable lithium iron phosphate batteries use LiFePO4 as the cathode material and graphitic carbon as the anode. Despite having a lower energy density than other lithium-ion chemistries, lithium iron phosphate batteries can provide better power density and longer life cycles. https://lnkd.in/g_qcm2QH #Lithiumironphosphate #LiFePO4 #Batterycell #Batterymaterials