EMP Metals completes commissioning of Project Aurora lithium demonstration plant, moves to full-time operations

• EMP Metals completed commissioning of its Project Aurora lithium refining demonstration plant in Saskatchewan, transitioning the facility to full-time operations.
• Continuous-flow system runs from wellhead brine through processing, returning spent brine to a targeted disposal interval.
• Plant is designed to process 10 m³/day of raw brine into lithium chemicals, generating operating data for commercial scale-up.
• Saltworks is using demonstration results to advance a modular commercial refinery design targeting more than 3,000 tonnes/year of lithium products.
• Company plans initial commercial modules targeting 1,500-3,000 tonnes/year, citing favorable brine chemistry and low-cost drilling in Saskatchewan.

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