The EU imports boron from around the world to make wind turbines, semiconductors and detergents. But this is set to change, thanks to European innovation that looks at circular ways to source critical raw materials from the sea, from Europe for Europe.
The EU imports strontium from around the world to make certain paints and fireworks, among other uses. But this is set to change, thanks to European innovation that looks at circular ways to source critical raw materials from the sea, from Europe for Europe.
The EU imports cobalt from around the world to make jet engines, roof tiles and vitamins. But this is set to change, thanks to European innovation that looks at circular ways to source critical raw materials from the sea, from Europe for Europe.
The EU imports magnesium from around the world to make nutra-pharmaceuticals, laptop components as well as electric scooters and cars. But this is set to change, thanks to European innovation that looks at circular ways to source critical raw materials from the sea, from Europe for Europe.
The EU imports lithium from around the world to make lithium batteries for electric vehicles, as well as other uses. But this is set to change, thanks to European innovation that looks at circular ways to source critical raw materials from the sea, from Europe for Europe.
One of the key Critical Raw Materials (CRMs) that SEArcularMINE technology will recover from seawater bitterns is Lithium. SEArcularMINE partners Instituto de Biologia Experimental e Tecnologica (iBET) based in Lison, Portugal have been innovating a novel electromembrane process called Lithium Membrane Flow Capacitive Deionization (Li-MFCD)...