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The largest known lithium reserves are now open for select international companies. USGS estimates Bolivia to contain c.30% of the world’s known lithium reserves. EAU Lithium has preferred access to three geological significant salars, with Empexa the most prospective. 

Bolivia's Lithium Region forms the northern part of the global "lithium triangle" and is home to over 25% of the known global lithium resources

EAU Lithium partnering with Vulcan Energy Resources was successful in a bid to prove Vulcan's DLE technology on brines from three salars with a view for commercialization thereafter

Vulcan's technology package provides a high potential to unlock an environmentally sustainable commercial production by tapping into Bolivia's geothermal resources as a process driver rather than costly reagents

EAU Lithium has preferred access to three significant salars: 

Salar de Empexa is the most prospective on the basis of proximity to geothermal heat sources and good lithium grades, a key driver behind Vulcan's applicable cutting edge technology package

Salar de Coipasa was selected on the basis of the already delineated resource size of more than 1.8Mt Li metal and large surface area of over 2900km2, similar to that of the Salar de Atacama in Chile

Salar de Pastos Grande has some of the best global lithium grades with up to 1640mg/l Li and averaging over 1000mg/l Li

None of the three salars are JORC compliant to date