EnergyX

Lithium demand is already high and is growing year over year Over the next 10-20 years, lithium will be the most important natural resource in the world As our society transitions to a fully sustainable future, EnergyX will tackle the hardest problems for the production of lithium and many aspects of energy storage

EnergyX has developed radical innovations impacting all aspects of the battery supply chain from brine lithium extraction and refinement to the development of solid state batteries with high safety and energy densities

To address the global lithium supply shortage, EnergyX has developed a portfolio of patented Direct Lithium Extraction Technologies that work in synergy to generate the best economic outcomes from every unique brine

EnergyX has developed simplified refining technologies to convert brine to sellable products

Next-generation batteries, will allow a whole new era of e-mobility and carbon emission reductions to become a reality

Right now, we are witnessing a global shift to sustainable energy Sustainable energy is defined as generated from sources that are naturally replenishing or inexhaustible, but are limited in availability due to time For example, sunlight is a renewable energy source, but we only get a certain number of hours of sunlight in a day While we can count on the sun rising every day, unfortunately this energy can’t be used during the night without storage The same goes for energy created by wind, a natural renewable source If there is no wind at a given time, no energy is being generated from that source

Fossil fuels (oil, gas, and coal) are not renewable or sustainable energy resources; they are limited with the amount in the ground Also the energy generated from fossil fuels is created by combustion or burning of the material creating CO₂ emissions harmful to our atmosphere We are in the midst of a global energy transition away from fossil fuels towards renewable energy sources that will curb the devastating effects of global warming and climate change from CO₂ emissions

Over the next 10 to 20 years, lithium will become one of the most highly demanded natural resources in the world It will replace fossil fuels as the leading renewable energy storage source, paving a path forward to a sustainable future Right now, batteries and battery materials are the bottleneck to the EV revolution, electric mobility and storage for renewable wind and solar energy, which are intermittent sources of generation

LITHIUM IN EVERYDAY ITEMS

Lithium-ion batteries are currently in every cell phone, laptop, tablet, and power tool Now we are starting to see a massive amount of lithium batteries put towards electric vehicles Goldman Sachs estimates that a Tesla Model S with a 70kWh battery uses 63 kilograms of lithium carbonate equivalent (LCE) – more than the amount of lithium in 10,000 cell phones Large grid scale storage and home battery storage are becoming popular uses of lithium as well Maybe soon there will be battery powered airplanes…

ELECTRIC CARS IN THE WORLD

For every 1% increase in battery electric vehicle (BEV) market penetration, there is an increase in lithium demand by around 70,000 tonnes LCE/year The of sales in Electric Vehicles, according to BHP, is exponentially increasing up to 10-50% by 2030, and 50-100% by 2050 per year of all vehicles sold