General Discussion AGY, page-73

Do we have that?

Management states "Argosy's exclusive and proprietary environmentally clean chemical process technology is producing high purity battery quality lithium carbonate acceptable for high-specification international markets"

I would like some more details on this 'clean' chemical process. I know they state the key areas of the technology are:

1. Lower energy use - consuming les than 1MW for 2,000tpa operation and 3MW for 10,000Ttpa
2. Lower water consumption - flow rate of 6-7m3/h for 2,0000tpa and ~40m3/h for 10,000tpa

• ~90% of operational water use to be recycled, thus enormously minimising requirement of raw water.
• Raw water will be obtained from natural underground flows into the Salar. This water if not used, will reach the Salar surface and evaporate as part of maintaining environmental equilibrium process at Rincon

So they pump the water into the pond - it evaporates (not ideal) - then use more water in the chemical process, but this water is recycled?

I really hope they use third part tech and avoid a brine in Utah (Sorry Pablo, but i dont think you are needed).