Lithium has become an incredibly hot commodity in recent years because it’s a key element in electric vehicle batteries. Demand is expected to continue growing, which means that increased supply is required. However, existing production methods are often time-consuming and have a huge impact on the environment. 

Learn how to produce high-quality lithium quickly, efficiently, economically, AND sustainably.

How to sustainably produce lithium?

Carbon Capture and Sequestration (CCS) is a crucial strategy for the decarbonization of hard-to-abate industries. From capturing CO2 emissions from industrial processes to transporting and safely storing CO2 in the subsurface, technology, expertise, and experience can provide the confidence needed for the CCS market to thrive.

Measurement, monitoring, and verification (MMV) for carbon storage is fundamental to not only ensuring regulatory compliance but also minimizing environmental risks.

Learn more about a comprehensive MMV plan to help reduce the uncertainty and risks related to CO2 storage.

What is MMV and why is it important in CCS projects?

Decarbonizing energy- and carbon-intensive industrial sectors is key to reaching net-zero emissions by 2025. But how can industries and economies continue to grow while pursuing a decarbonized future? Learn more from our latest episode of SLB New Energy Conversations.

How can industries continue to grow while pursuing decarbonization?

SLB New Energy Conversations is a series of SLB videos and podcasts focusing on the acceleration of industrial decarbonization and innovation across the new energy landscape by leveraging science, engineering, and digital expertise. 

  

Hear from our diverse team of change makers and experts in the areas of the energy transition, carbon capture and sequestration (CCS), low-carbon hydrogen, geothermal energy, geoenergy for heating and cooling, energy storage systems, and more-sustainable lithium production solutions.

How to sustainably produce lithium?

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