@Farmerr
aMES technology has a significantly higher versatility and sustainability benefits than that of Lilac.
The aMES platform has the ability to process a range of challenging brine streams (industrial, desal and mining wastewater) to produce multi-commodity high quality, economic products and clean water as a by-product with a low environmental footprint. The Lilac tech is limited in its application to processing lithium brines.
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