“We’ve learned how to produce lithium carbonate in-house, which is a critical milestone for us,” Wylie told The Northern Miner’s western editor, Henry Lazenby, during the Prospectors and Developers Association of Canada’s convention this month. “What we’ve learned from the demonstration plant will absolutely put us in a position to start going into commercial production as we move into 2025.”
The ability to produce lithium directly from oil field brines, especially in regions like Alberta, where lithium is pervasive in major formations, could help meet the growing demand for lithium, an essential ingredient for batteries in electric vehicles and renewable energy systems.
Watch the full interview below.
