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NEWTS Economic Data Dashboard: Critical Materials for Energy

Abstract

The NEWTS Economic Data Dashboard: Critical Materials for Energy is an economic screening tool for assessing the concentration and potential value of the 18 critical materials for energy in fossil energy-related wastewater across the United States. Datasets used to develop the dashboard and complete economic calculations are available as supplementary downloads. These resources were developed primarily using geochemical composition and volume data from the NEWTS Integrated dataset (version 1.0). Energy-related wastewater types presented in the dashboard include produced water (PW), brackish groundwater (BW), acid mine drainage (AMD), coal combustion residual leachate (CCRL), power plant flue gas desulfurization wastewater (FGD), and geothermal fluids. The concentrations of the following critical minerals were included in the analysis, when available: Al, Co, Cu, Dy, F, Ga, Ge, C, Ir, Li, Mg, Mn, Nd, Ni, Pt, Pr, Si, Tb. This economic screening tool was built to support identification of promising critical mineral feedstocks and economic research targets.

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Yesenchak, Rachel [National Energy Technology Laboratory], Smith, Kathryn [National Energy Technology Laboratory], Able, Chad [National Energy Technology Laboratory], Levin, Sadie [National Energy Technology Laboratory], Cordero Rodriguez, Neyda [National Energy Technology Laboratory], Siefert, Nicholas [National Energy Technology Laboratory], Fritz, Alison [National Energy Technology Laboratory]. 2025-04-16. NEWTS Economic Data Dashboard: Critical Materials for Energy. https://doi.org/10.18141/2557527

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