I am very confident that those products will find a profitable market. Like the other projects you mention, these are a waste stream, profitable means less than the cost of disposal.
That all said, I think you are worried about the wrong issue. If the project gets to the point they need to worry about selling salts, then they are already being paid handsomely for processing brines. The real risk for PWN is convincing conservative businesses to back a new technology above an established one. This was the key reason SEF became the industries favoured resolution to begin with.
All IMO, please DYOR and GLTAH.
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