LibertyStream Infrastructure
About LibertyStream Infrastructure
LibertyStream Infrastructure Partners operates mineral recovery systems that extract critical minerals from oilfield brine, transforming saltwater disposal operations into revenue-generating assets for energy producers. The company's Direct Lithium Extraction (DLE) technology integrates with existing saltwater disposal wells to recover lithium, boron, magnesium and other battery-grade minerals from produced water streams.
The modular processing system achieves lithium recovery rates up to 98% within 30 minutes, producing battery-grade lithium carbonate and lithium hydroxide suitable for energy storage applications. By utilizing legacy oil and gas infrastructure rather than conventional mining operations, the technology reduces capital requirements and land use while enabling domestic mineral production.
LibertyStream's approach addresses two industrial challenges: the disposal costs associated with oilfield brine and the supply constraints for battery minerals. The system's integration with active disposal wells allows energy operators to monetize waste streams while contributing to U.S. mineral supply chains without the environmental footprint of traditional hard-rock mining or evaporation pond methods.
LibertyStream Locks Down First Lithium Carbonate Purchase
LibertyStream Infrastructure Partners (TSXV: LIB) has successfully begun producing lithium carbonate at Select Water Solutions’ (NYSE: WTTR) site.
The Alex Wylie Interview: American Oilfields And The Inflection Point For Direct Lithium Extraction
Alex Wylie is the President and CEO of LibertyStream Infrastructure Partners (TSXV: LIB), a company at the forefront of direct lithium extraction technology.
Select Water Solutions and LibertyStream Cut Lithium Carbonate Deal
Select Water Solutions (NYSE: WTTR) and LibertyStream Infrastructure Partners (TSXV: LIB) have formed a new deal to deploy lithium carbonate production.
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The company operates within the critical minerals sector, where demand for battery-grade lithium continues to grow alongside electric vehicle adoption and grid-scale energy storage deployment. Direct extraction technologies represent an alternative pathway to conventional mining, utilizing existing industrial infrastructure to access dissolved mineral resources in subsurface brines. This approach aligns with efforts to diversify domestic mineral supply sources and reduce reliance on imported battery materials.
