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German - British team extracts battery-grade lithium from geothermal water.
New process could provide an alternative to more conventional dirty’ methods of extracting lithium.
EnBW and LevertonHELM have agreed to continue developing the technology.
The process will also open more doors for improving other industries, like renewable energy production and storage.
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