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Stria Lithium Inc. President Julien Davy on Lithium in Quebec and Arizona
Stria Lithium Inc. President Julien Davy (TSX-V:SRA) on the Company’s new technology for ore-to-lithium chloride process as well as its properties in Quebec and Arizona.
Stria Lithium Inc. President Julien Davy (TSX-V:SRA) spoke to Resource Investing News at the Canadian Investor Conference in Vancouver about its new technology for ore-to-lithium chloride process as well as its properties in Quebec and Arizona.
Stria Lithium (TSX VENTURE: SRA) owns the Pontax spodumene lithium property in Northern Quebec and the Willcox brine lithium property in Southeastern Arizona. As announced in January 2014, Stria is developing proprietary, in-house processing technologies for both projects with the purpose of reducing costs on an environmentally sustainable basis. Stria’s technologies, based on recovering lithium metal directly from ore and from brine liquids, will be more efficient, will require fewer controls, less chemistry and require less energy from compact facilities designed to enable easy automation.
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