L1X Corp, an innovative sustainable energy company, recently announced the launch of their private placement to fund the world’s first clean-sourced lithium production facility for lithium and hydrogen. The facility boasts zero external water consumption and zero emissions, while remaining relatively cost-effective.
This production facility offers an unprecedented approach to a sustainable energy solution. L1X Corp utilizes indirect co-electrodialysis, an energy efficient and cost-effective method for extracting lithium from geothermal brines. The geothermal brines used are generated within fumeroles around volcanoes, an inherently clean and renewable source. Not only is the process innovative, but it also produces immediately valuable products. In addition to being tapped for lithium, geothermal pathways can be used to produce hydrogen, simultaneously creating a double benefit from the same resource.
The facility is equipped with an array of technologies designed to control the entire process and limit water consumption. And due to its certifications, its products are capable of competing with traditionally sourced materials and fuels. Currently, the facility is set to be constructed in Chile, and the company is leveraging strategic partnerships to maximize impact and ensure successful long term operations.
L1X Corp’s pioneering concept has drawn support from investors and partners, as it offers investors unmatched options for clean energy investments. Alongside that support comes responsibility, and the team has worked diligently to ensure that this facility will be capable of meeting all environmental standards.
The founders of L1X Corp, Leif Gjestad and Gregg Bascomb, are continuing to make strides in a field that’s been challenged by short-term constraints for a long time. Their contributions have the potential to revolutionize the industry and set the foundation for sustainable energy resource management around the world.
