E3 Lithium Ltd V.ETL

Got to dig deeper!!

[Yajne]

..to understand the significance of this NR. Pure Lithium is not planning to produce the old 'run of the mill battery', they will produce next generation lithium batteries. This paragraph from Pure's NR annonouncing their patent:

Lithium metal batteries, invented in 1977 by Nobel laureate Professor Sir M. Stanley Whittingham, who Pure Lithium has a joint battery patent with, have been long regarded as the "Holy Grail" of energy storage, boasting 3861 mAh/g in the metal anode, versus 372 mAh/g in today's graphite anode. However, they never saw mass adoption due to cost, production and quality issues. While commonly used lithium metal foils are sufficient for today's primary battery market, this method cannot support lithium metal electrode production for the next generation of rechargeable lithium metal batteries, those which will supplant today's lithium-ion technology.

[Yajne]

More on solid-state batteries...fantastic if Pure and E3 build such a plant in Alberta. Huge differentiation with the 'old-tech' battery plants that the Feds have tossed billions at in the last couple of years!! "Solid-state batteries can use metallic lithium for the anode and oxides or sulfides for the cathode, increasing energy density. The solid

[Yajne]

It's worth a visit to Pure Lithium's website to understand their technology advantage https://www.purelithium.io Also, Pure Lithium has a been strategic partner for E3 approx the same time as IOL made their first investment into E3. Will IOL/Exxon will be the next one to make a move with major investment? Time will tell.....

[Millar]

Here is podcast that's worth listening  https://podcasts.apple.com/ca/podcast/the-global-lithium-podcast/id1483677267?i=1000601571089

[Yajne]

Finally listened to the entire podcast tonight. Millar, a huge thanks for posting. I agree that it's a 'must listen', even though it's dated Feb/2023. E3 mentioned numerous times starting at roughly the 10min mark, advantages of being able to re-inject the brine, etc. etc. Also, the prospect of building an Alberta based solid lithium plant, starting at about the 15 min mark. At

[Millar]

Another interesting video  https://youtu.be/dWbDHovRuHU?si=AQ7zZNnOUllUI6Nw