Select Water Solutions And Libertystream Infrastructure Partners Announce Definitive Agreement To Build Out Commercial Lithium Carbonate Production Units In Texas First 1,000-Tonne Facility Slated For Commissioning By December 2026
ReutersFeb 9, 2026 12:06 PM
Feb 9 (Reuters) - LibertyStream Infrastructure Partners Inc LIB.V:
SELECT WATER SOLUTIONS AND LIBERTYSTREAM INFRASTRUCTURE PARTNERS ANNOUNCE DEFINITIVE AGREEMENT TO BUILD OUT COMMERCIAL LITHIUM CARBONATE PRODUCTION UNITS IN TEXAS; FIRST 1,000-TONNE FACILITY SLATED FOR COMMISSIONING BY DECEMBER 2026
SELECT WATER SOLUTIONS INC - STAGE 1 FACILITY TO PRODUCE 1,000 TONNES LITHIUM CARBONATE ANNUALLY
SELECT WATER SOLUTIONS INC - STAGE 2 TO COMMISSION SECOND CARBONATE FACILITY BY JUNE 2027
SELECT WATER SOLUTIONS INC - STAGE 3 TO COMMISSION TWO ADDITIONAL FACILITIES STARTING JULY 2027
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