As exploration for new subsurface resources expands, the discovery of by-products alongside primary targets is becoming more common and economically significant. Examples like helium found alongside hydrogen in Albanian and Australian projects and lithium in geothermal brines from projects like the United Downs geothermal project, illustrate how these unexpected finds can enhance the economic viability of projects. Such discoveries underscore a shift in perspective within the industry towards recognising and capitalising on the value of by-products to bolster overall project economics.
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