The Disruptive Event The Electric Vehicle Industry Has Been Waiting For…

This Smart Tech Company Is Making Direct Lithium Extraction A Reality

Editorial Feature | April 6, 2023 | Tech 

Aqua-Eo's (CSE:TEVO,OTC:TEVNFCSE:TEVO,OTC:TEVNF) Groundbreaking Technology Offers A Rapid Solution To The Lithium Supply Crunch

Direct lithium extraction offers significant promise of increasing lithium supply, reducing the industry’s environmental, social, and governance footprint, and lowering costs.  – McKinsey & Company April, 2022

Lithium miners’ holy grail has arrived.

It’s called Direct Lithium Extraction, or DLE, and it brings with it the capabilities of processing a ton of lithium carbonate in hours… not in months or years, as with today’s methods.

Now, in a much anticipated turn of events, it looks as if a small company is making this elusive goal a reality

The timing couldn’t be better, as global lithium demand gears up for a more than five-fold surge by 2030.1

And while the technology was developed by a small company… it’s been proven in the field under the watchful eyes of huge multinational customers.

That means this proof-of-concept DLE technology has the potential to find its way into hands lithium miners worldwide, ultimately transforming the lithium supply chain.

Here’s the whole story on why Aqua-Eo (CSE:TEVO,OTC:TEVNFCSE:TEVO,OTC:TEVNF), a subsidiary of Tevano Systems Holdings, is positioned to meet this challenge.

An Unlimited Global Market Awaits

The benefits of Aqua-Eo’s advanced DLE technology are numerous:

  • The company claims its DLE process can turn lithium brine waters into lithium carbonate at a rate of one metric ton every 12 hours. But the process could be as short as six hours depending on the concentration of lithium in the brines that flow from deep underground.
  • In contrast, the traditional extraction method involves huge ponds, in which briny water containing lithium slowly evaporates. That process typically takes between 18-24 months.
  • They also claimed it can recover as much as 99% of the lithium trapped in brines. And researchers at McKinsey & Company agree. Touting the same 99% recovery rate for fluid/solvent methods such as the one Aqua-Eo has developed.2
  • Traditional evaporation ponds are incredibly inefficient. Federal researchers say only about 30% of lithium is recovered with evaporation, leaving as much as 70% of the lithium behind.
  • With the exception of Albemarle’s Nevada mine, lithium brines are usually found in the mountains of South American countries, that require lengthy permitting processes, and are often wrought with red tape.
  • The best part is, this breakthrough extraction method can also target lithium found in the waters used to frack oil and gas wells, as well as the reservoirs associated with traditional Smackover wells.
  • To offer an example of how revolutionary this concept is, a 2022 report said a Smackover prospect in Arkansas holds enough lithium to supply batteries for 50,000 electric vehicles.3
  • And the technology is highly versatile, allowing for expedited processing for hard rock lithium projects as well. If hard rock lithium miners grind their raw Spodumene rock and mix it with water, DLE can quickly process that into lithium carbonate.

Investors Are Already Hungry For DLE

To be clear, Aqua-Eo is not a lithium miner.

Aqua-Eo makes, markets, and sells the DLE processors that have been the lithium sector’s long-held ambition. The units themselves have approximately the same size and appearance of an 18 wheeler’s trailer.

And, while Aqua-Eo seems to be the runaway leader, first out of the gate with functional DLE, there are a few other companies developing similar technologies who have seen their valuations rocket as word gets out.  

  • E3 Lithium (OTC:EEMMF) soared to $4.22 from of its $0.90 IPO price.4 E3 is still in its infancy, and is currently adding researchers to its DLE process engineering team.5
  • International Battery Metals (OTC:IBATF) is a similar story. It’s on version three of its DLE prototype. And it saw its shares soar from around $0.40 in January 2021, to above $5 in March of 2022.6

In contrast, Aqua-Eo, a company with an already field-tested DLE technology, currently sits at market cap of just under $2.5 million

Assuming a retail price of around $4 million a unit, selling even 100 units in a high-demand market could quickly turn Aqua-Eo (CSE:TEVO,OTC:TEVNFCSE:TEVO,OTC:TEVNF) into a nearly half a billion dollar company.

That spells rich potential, as demand for DLE units is growing quickly.

Ready To Roll With A Field-Tested Technology

DLE technologies can be broadly grouped into three main categories: adsorption using porous materials that enable lithium bonding, ion exchange, and solvent extraction.

Aqua-Eo’s technology uses some, solvents and reagents, liquid-liquid separation, and a proprietary “bubbling” method to separate the lithium from the brine.

The process has passed critical tests in the field in hot zones, where the company has lent its DLE expertise to major oil companies to clean up hydraulic fracturing flowbacks and nasty emulsion spills that flowed into fresh water.

And Aqua-Eo (CSE:TEVO,OTC:TEVNFCSE:TEVO,OTC:TEVNF) succeeded where major corporations, such as Siemens and Secure Energy, failed.

In all, Aqua-Eo, has worked on 17 spills using its DLE technology to clean up messes made by the likes of XTO, Apache Corp., Jupiter Energy, Trilogy, and Penn West.

Incredibly, their technology was capable of remediating water fouled by an oil slick, back to aquatic life criteria passing drinking water quality.

DLE Solves The Geothermal Problem

Now, here’s an interesting fact.

While the lithium supply chain is a national priority, the U.S. has only mined about 1 percent of the world’s lithium.

The majority, more than 90%, is mined Australia, Chile, Argentina, and China.

For decades, the only lithium that trickled out of the U.S. came Albemarle’s small Nevada mine. And rumor is that its lithium is dedicated to national security and defense.

But the drive to electrify vehicles is only accelerating.

About 22 pounds of lithium – 10kg – is at the heart of an average EV battery pack.

By 2030, just seven years from now, forecasts suggest there will be at least 26.4 million EVs on U.S. roads.7

That’s a paltry number, though. Over the same seven years, the expectation is that there will be 350 million EVs on the road worldwide.8

The world will need 7.7 billion pounds lithium, or 3.49 million metric tons to meet that demand.

That’s a far cry from today’s demand for 500,000 metric tons.9

With this kind of shortfall at stake, it’s become increasingly clear that counting on other countries for lithium is a huge liability for U.S. companies.

That’s why the current administration has shifted its focus to developing the lithium clays in the southwest United States…

And, in particular, why federal researchers are starting to look at a little-known California lakebed, known as the Salton Sea.10

The Vast Lithium Brine Resource Trapped Under The Salton Sea

“The Salton Sea could produce the world’s greenest lithium, if new extraction technologies work.” – Katie Brigham, CNBC11

The Salton Sea has long been considered a lithium hotbed.

But until recently there was no economically or environmentally feasible way to recover the wealth of resource within its 420 trillion gallons of water.12

Aqua-Eo’s (CSE:TEVO,OTC:TEVNFCSE:TEVO,OTC:TEVNF) DLE technology could change that.

That’s why, the National Renewable Energy Laboratory has zeroed in on the Salton Sea and its underground geothermal brines.

The NREL believes using DLE to tap into the Salton Sea’s underground brines could be a game-changer…

An NREL report says the average lithium supply that DLE could deliver from beneath the Salton Sea is more than 24,000 metric tons a year, or 52 million pounds.

That means DLE has the potential to deliver 10X the current U.S. lithium demand.13

The NREL published its estimate in a 2021 report with the title of “Techno-Economic Analysis of Lithium Extraction from Geothermal Brines.”14

Its author, NREL senior geoscientist, Ian Warren, wrote that the massive geothermal brines could be “developed into a robust domestic supply while adding to a well-paying workforce.15

The Salton Sea’s rich geothermal resources is already powering 11 geothermal power plants. Ten of which are owned by Warren Buffet and Berkshire Hathaway’s renewable energy division, BHE Renewables.

Alicia Knapp, BHE’s CEO told CNBC, “We are already pumping 50,000 gallons of brine per minute across all of our 10 geothermal facilities to the surface.

“We’re using the steam from that brine to generate clean energy. So, we’re really halfway there in that we’ve got the lithium right here in our hands.”16

Aqua-Eo’s DLE technology could simplify the recovery of this geothermal brine, making it available for EV makers across the United States.

Tapping Into The EV Mega Trend

It’s no longer news that global automakers are planning to spend more than half a trillion dollars on electric vehicles and batteries through 2030.”17

What has shifted is that carmakers are now exploring the idea of owning mines or making direct deals with miners.

As the Financial Times reported,

“Tesla is the industry frontrunner in securing battery raw materials but some incumbent automakers, frustrated by supply chain disruption, have recently stepped up their own efforts to secure resources by going directly to producers.”18

GM is dedicating $200 million to secure lithium supply.19

Ford has gone as far as to say it will finance and develop a lithium mine.20

“It tells you how desperate they are for lithium units — they are willing to do deals with companies that have no production,”

Says Chris Berry, president of Mountain House Partners, a consultancy.21

This newfound interest in mining puts companies like GM and Ford at the top of the list when it comes to potential clients.

Especially when you consider that an Aqua-Eo (CSE:TEVO,OTC:TEVNFCSE:TEVO,OTC:TEVNF) DLE unit is likely to only cost around $4 million.

That’s a bargain price point when you consider what carmakers are investing…

  • In late 2020, Volkswagen raised its planned investment in digital and electric vehicle technologies to $86 billion over the coming five years. Then in December 2021, it said that wasn’t enough, and bumped it up to $100 million in order to hold onto its crown as the world’s largest carmaker in a new green era.22 23 24
  • In February 2021, Ford announced plans to double its investment toward electric and autonomous vehicles to $29 billion through 2025. The bulk of the spending – $22 billion –is for EVs.25 Then, in 2022 Ford doubled that spending on EVs to $50 billion through 2026.26
  • General Motors plans to sell nothing but EV’s by 2035. GM has dedicated $27 billion in order to launch 30 EVs by 2025.27
  • Even Amazon.com is on board. In November 2022, it reported that the first 1,000 EV delivery vans out of a planned 100,000, were on the street. The vans are U.S.-made by Rivian Automotive.28 29
  • Honda finally jumped into the EV trend, investing about $40 billion to electrify its lineup over the next decade. The Japanese automaker wants to sell more than 2 million EVs a year.30
  • Volvo said that by 2030 it will only make EVs, noting that. “There is no long-term future for cars with an internal combustion engine.”31
  • Toyota, the dominant Asian carmaker said it plans to invest $35.2 billion on a desire to sell 3.5 million EV units a year by 2030. Its CEO, Akio Toyoda, said his company will roll out 30 EV models by 2030, doubling Toyota’s original plan to sell 15 EV models by 2025.32

7 Reasons To Add Aqua-Eo (CSE:TEVO,OTC:TEVNFCSE:TEVO,OTC:TEVNF) To Your Watchlist Today

  1. BIG POTENTIAL TO BOOST DOMESTIC SUPPLY – Like the National Renewable Energy Laboratory reported, direct lithium extraction could jump the U.S.’s lithium supply by 10X.
  2. FIELD TESTED AND READY TO ROLL– While its competitors are still investing in DLE research, Aqua-Eo is ready to roll out its proven DLE technology.
  3. TRULY DISRUPTIVE TECHNOLOGY –The lithium market has spent years waiting for this technological breakthrough… and Aqua-Eo has it.
  4. A HEDGE AGAINST PEAK LITHIUM – The rush could be on to put Aqua-Eo to work, considering tight supply has run the price of lithium carbonite to $55,000 a metric ton.33
  5. SALTON SEA, A NEW GLOBAL HOTSPOT – Warren Buffett has 10 geothermal power plants in California’s Salton Sea. They spew lithium brine that DLE could turn into tons of lithium carbonate. As it now stands, Buffett is letting hundreds of millions of dollars slip through his fingers.
  6. CAPABLE OF ACHIEVING 99% PURITY – Aqua-Eo’s DLE recovers up to 99% of the lithium that’s trapped in brine. That’s unlike traditional methods that only recover about 30%.
  7. SPEEDING UP THE SUPPLY LINES –Breakthrough DLE can transform lithium brine into a metric ton of high-demand lithium carbonate in hours, instead of 18-24 months like the standard brine evaporation pool.

If the average EV battery size stays constant, holding about 22 pounds, the world will need as many as 3.7 million metric tons of lithium per year over the next decade.34

Demand will likely outstrip supply for years to come…

That’s why now could be the very best time to dig into research on Aqua-Eo, and the opportunity that their Direct Lithium Extraction breakthrough presents.

To learn more about Aqua-Eo (CSE:TEVO,OTC:TEVNFCSE:TEVO,OTC:TEVNF), you can visit their website here.

1 https://www.nrel.gov/news/program/2021/using-direct-lithium-extraction-to-secure-us-supplies.html
2 https://www.mckinsey.com/industries/metals-and-mining/our-insights/lithium-mining-how-new-production-technologies-could-fuel-the-global-ev-revolution
3 https://www.greencarcongress.com/2022/07/20220713-galvanic.html
4 https://finance.yahoo.com/quote/EEMMF?p=EEMMF&.tsrc=fin-srch
5 https://finance.yahoo.com/news/e3-lithium-expands-team-080500199.html
6 https://finance.yahoo.com/quote/IBATF/history?p=IBATF
7 https://www.eei.org/News/news/All/eei-projects-26-million-electric-vehicles-will-be-on-us-roads-in-2030
8 https://www.iea.org/reports/by-2030-evs-represent-more-than-60-of-vehicles-sold-globally-and-require-an-adequate-surge-in-chargers-installed-in-buildings
9 https://www.greenbiz.com/article/made-america-lithium-supply-chain-ev-batteries
10 https://www.nrel.gov/news/program/2021/using-direct-lithium-extraction-to-secure-us-supplies.html
11 https://www.cnbc.com/2022/05/04/the-salton-sea-could-produce-the-worlds-greenest-lithium.html
12 https://www.livescience.com/30764-salton-sea-california.html
13 https://www.nrel.gov/news/program/2021/using-direct-lithium-extraction-to-secure-us-supplies.html
14 https://www.nrel.gov/news/program/2021/using-direct-lithium-extraction-to-secure-us-supplies.html
15 https://www.nrel.gov/news/program/2021/using-direct-lithium-extraction-to-secure-us-supplies.html
16 https://www.cnbc.com/2022/05/04/the-salton-sea-could-produce-the-worlds-greenest-lithium.html
17 Reuters analysis of company disclosures https://www.reuters.com/business/autos-transportation/exclusive-global-carmakers-now-target-515-billion-evs-batteries-2021-11-10/
18 https://www.ft.com/content/e7dfb0de-d1b7-4ebe-b08d-248196e9d8ef
19 https://www.ft.com/content/e7dfb0de-d1b7-4ebe-b08d-248196e9d8ef
20 https://www.ft.com/content/e7dfb0de-d1b7-4ebe-b08d-248196e9d8ef
21 https://www.ft.com/content/e7dfb0de-d1b7-4ebe-b08d-248196e9d8ef
22 https://www.reuters.com/article/volkswagen-strategy/vw-boosts-investment-in-electric-and-autonomous-car-technology-to-86-billon-idUSKBN27T24O
23 https://www.reuters.com/article/volkswagen-strategy/vw-boosts-investment-in-electric-and-autonomous-car-technology-to-86-billon-idUSKBN27T24O
24 https://www.wardsauto.com/vehicles/volkswagen-group-ups-ev-tech-spending-100-billion
25 https://www.motortrend.com/news/ford-ev-investment-2025/
26 https://www.reuters.com/business/autos-transportation/ford-run-ev-ice-businesses-separately-2022-03-02/
27 https://www.motortrend.com/news/ford-ev-investment-2025/
28 https://www.cnbc.com/2019/09/19/amazon-is-purchasing-100000-rivian-electric-vans.html
29 https://www.businessinsider.com/amazon-creating-fleet-of-electric-delivery-vehicles-rivian-2020-2#these-new-vehicles-are-also-great-for-drivers-they-were-designed-with-driver-input-and-feedback-along-the-way-and-theyre-among-the-safest-and-most-comfortable-delivery-vehicles-on-the-road-today-jassy-continued-5
30 https://www.cnn.com/2022/04/12/business/honda-electric-cars-intl-hnk/index.html
31 https://www.cnbc.com/2021/03/02/volvo-says-it-will-be-fully-electric-by-2030-move-car-sales-online.html
32 https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2021-12-14/toyota-accelerates-electric-vehicle-shift-with-30-models?sref=VcSM8PCz
33 Trading Economics https://tradingeconomics.com/commodity/lithium Lithium is usually priced  in Chinese Yuan the conversion of Y382,500 to U.S. dollars, on Feb. 27,2023 was made at https://www.xe.com/currencyconverter/convert/?Amount=382500&From=CNY&To=USD
34 https://cen.acs.org/energy/energy-storage-/Challenging-Chinas-dominance-lithium-market/100/i38

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HISTORICAL INFORMATION

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