Innovation Builders Webinar Series
Innovation Builders Webinar Series
Hear Fluor Technical Experts Addressing Today’s Key Issues
Fluor Fellows and technical experts deliver cost-effective, sustainable and innovative technical solutions for clients on projects around the world. In the Innovation Builders webinar series, these subject matter experts speak about key issues affecting the industries Fluor serves, from traditional refining, gas processing and infrastructure to the energy transition.
Live Innovation Builders webinars are held regularly with registration information posted on this page.
Upcoming Webinar Topics
Potash fertilizers
Circular plastics
Heat transfer solutions in energy transition
Advances in Direct Lithium Extraction – Technology, Design and Scale-Up
Date: Thursday, December 11, 2025
Time: 10:00 am Central / 4PM GMT (Duration: 1 hour)
Join us for “Advances in Direct Lithium Extraction – Technology, Design and Scale-Up”
Lithium is a critical component of the clean energy revolution, but conventional extraction methods can’t keep pace with surging demand for EVs and energy storage. Direct Lithium Extraction (DLE) is changing that—delivering 90%+ recovery, hours-to-days processing and up to 95% less water use compared to traditional evaporation.
In this webinar, Venkat Subramanian, a member of Fluor’s Critical Minerals team, will explore:
Why lithium is critical for the future
How DLE accelerates supply while reducing environmental impact
Key technologies, design principles and scale-up strategies
Don’t miss this deep dive into the innovation driving sustainable battery supply chains.
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