Element One outlines pilot-scale test plan for Washington state magnesium demonstration project

• Element One outlined near-term development catalysts for its North American natural hydrogen and critical-minerals platform in an Aug. 11, 2026 progress report.
• Magnesium plan centers on a Washington State demonstration facility designed to process about 50,000 tonnes of olivine feedstock a year.
• Longer-term concept targets expansion to about 100,000 tonnes a year, subject to technical validation, financing, permitting, definitive agreements, and market demand.
• Revora Materials’ IonMet electrochemical process is slated for pilot-scale evaluation to assess recoveries, product purity, energy use, and scalability toward magnesium metal.
• Natural hydrogen work continues in British Columbia and Alaska, tied to Columbia University-led subsurface hydrogen-stimulation technology and potential field-testing plans.

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