CSE - International Battery Metals: Lithium Brine Extraction
International Battery Materials has developed advanced technology to uniquely extract lithium, ultimately setting the future industry standard, by: …
Dedicated to advancing direct lithium extraction
International Battery Materials has developed advanced technology to uniquely extract lithium, ultimately setting the future industry standard, by:
- Being environmentally friendly,
- Having high-quality, commercial-grade lithium,
- Lower cost,
- Faster rate.
Dr. John Burba - President & CEO
Dr. John Burba is a physical chemist and a world-renowned pioneer in lithium and other mineral extraction technologies. Dr. Burba's 42-year career includes lengthy at Dow Chemical Co., FMC Corp., and Great Lakes Chemical Corp. (now Chemtura Corp.), where he worked on a number of lithium brine projects in North and South America. Most recently, Dr. Burba served as CEO of Simbol materials, a company focused on the recovery of lithium from geothermal brines in Southern California. Under his leadership, Simbol successfully developed a proprietary process capable of producing low-cost, high-purity lithium products from brines that were previously believed to be too high in contaminants to be economically processed. Dr. Burba also recently served as CTO and Executive VP of Molycorp Inc., where he was instrumental in identifying and developing numerous rare earths technologies as part of the Project Phoenix redevelopment of the Mountain Pass facilities.
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