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EnergyX
About EnergyX
EnergyX is a sustainable energy company focused on direct lithium extraction, refinery and battery technology. Combining these technologies from brine to battery will create a process dramatically lowering the cost of lithium resources. The company’s goal is to develop technology and assets that turn it into one of the premier, low-cost lithium providers for the growing lithium-ion battery industry. The electric vehicle (EV) and energy storage revolution is generating high demand for lithium, with some analysts forecasting orders-of-magnitude demand increases. As the EV market rapidly expands, millions of large-scale battery packs will be in demand. The estimated annual production of EV’s is 20,000,000 per year. For one 85-kWh car, the price of the lithium in the battery is approximately $2,945 per car. Residential (home) and commercial batteries are also gaining market demand traction, and California has implemented law stating by 2020 all new homes will require solar arrays. Companies already producing lithium are attempting to increase production as battery cell manufacturers are scaling up lithium-ion production with mega factories and actively acquiring raw materials through long term off-take supply agreements. In the Lithium Triangle, where 50-70% of the world’s known lithium reserve is located, current methods of extraction are based off outdated, natural evaporation pond technology, which takes 18 months, and loses 50-70% of the lithium due to co-precipitation. Our solution is to optimize and apply a highly scalable lithium extraction membrane to the process. The ability to efficiently extract and aggregate the lithium elements from the salt brines using proprietary, multi-level, synthetic ion separation techniques can increase time efficiency by 100x and recovery rate by 300%.
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Capital & Finance
EnergyX noted that Sigma Lithium disputes the distance and plans to appeal its license suspension at Grota do Cirilo in Minas Gerais.
Reported by Nicholas Grundish
Capital & Finance
EnergyX noted that LG Energy Solution signed a 10-year agreement for 80,000 tonnes of lithium carbonate from Smackover Lithium’s DLE project in Arkansas.
Reported by Nicholas Grundish
Capital & Finance
EnergyX noted that Benchmark cut its 2026 forecast for the site, China’s largest lithium mine by capacity, from 62,500 to 32,000 tonnes LCE.
Reported by Nicholas Grundish
Capital & Finance
EnergyX is pursuing a similar approach at Project Lonestar in Texas, where our DLE demonstration plant is processing Smackover brine to test the economics ahead of planned commercial-scale expansion.
Reported by Nicholas Grundish