Goldman Sachs: The "shale fracking" moment for battery metals
In a landmark report, Goldman Sachs said a new technology called DLE will do for lithium what shale fracking did for oil. It will double the world’s viable lithium supply and turn worthless deposits into cash cows.
One $1 billion U.S. startup owns over 120 patents on this exact technology. EnergyX.
The old way takes 18 months and pulls just 30 to 40% of the lithium out of the ground. Most of it is wasted.
EnergyX recovers up to 94%. In days, not months.
And they are not slowing down.
They just launched Project Lonestar in Texarkana. It is the largest DLE production plant in the country. It is producing battery-grade lithium right now. At demonstration scale.
At full production, Lonestar will put out up to 50,000 tons of lithium per year. At current prices, that is roughly $1 billion a year in revenue. From one plant!
This is the kind of company retail investors usually hear about after it goes public. After the early gains are gone. After the opportunity has vanished.
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