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New Zealand Startup Extracts Lithium from Fluid Used in Geothermal Powerplants

November 28th, 2019

Via: Driven:

Taupo company Geo40 says it has cracked a chemical process to produce lithium at “near battery grade” from geothermal fluid discharged from central North Island power stations.

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