LMG granted patent for its unique Hydromet process in India
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Latrobe Magnesium Limited has been granted a patent in India for its unique hydromet process, which treats spent fly ash from brown coal power generation to produce magnesium and supplementary cementitious materials. This process is already patented in several other countries and is designed to significantly reduce carbon emissions compared to traditional methods. With the patent secured, Latrobe Magnesium plans to explore licensing opportunities in India, which has a strong reliance on brown coal and aims to lower greenhouse gas emissions.
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