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Province’s first critical minerals strategy positions Ontario as global leader

Ontario releases new critical minerals strategy that will support a made-in-Ontario electric vehicle and battery supply chain. In an exciting week for the critical raw...

Supercharging Australian critical minerals manufacturing

The Australian government, under the reign of Prime Minister Scott Morrison, has delegated $1.3bn in funding for the critical minerals manufacturing sector, under the...

Northvolt to establish third gigafactory in Germany’s clean energy valley

Powered by the cleanest electricity grid in Germany’s clean energy valley, Northvolt Drei aims to produce the cleanest batteries in continental Europe with a...

125 years of synthetic graphite in batteries

Dr Ryan M Paul, Graffin Lecturer for 2021 for the American Carbon Society, details the development of graphite in batteries during the last 125...

Graphene Flagship: The road to commercialising graphene innovation

Professor Andrea Ferrari, Science and Technology Officer and Chair of the Management Panel of the Graphene Flagship, discusses the current progress made in the...

Developing a resilient Canadian battery supply chain

Dr Venkataraman Thangadurai, Founder and Director of the Western Canada Battery Consortium, explains how a Canadian battery supply chain should be secured and discusses...

Advancements in supercapacitors could revolutionise battery technology

A team of researchers at Chalmers University of Technology in Sweden has created a technique that may lead to a breakthrough in the production...

Discussing Australia’s growing battery industry

Dr Rosalind Gummow, Dr Adam Best, and Neeraj Sharma, Directors of the Australian Battery Society, explore the global opportunity of Australia’s growing battery industry...

ASTRABAT applies certifications to all-solid-state battery prototype

ASTRABAT’s technical partners discuss the development of their all-solid-state batteries to overcome current battery technology challenges, such as Li-ion battery safety and energy density,...

Australia’s battery manufacturing opportunity

Shannon O’Rourke, CEO of FBICRC, shines a light on Australia’s abundance of battery raw materials and argues for the need to adopt a growth...

A modular approach to battery testing facilities

Chris Garratt of Proventia Oy details the intricacies of EV battery testing and how their modular battery testing units can adapt to future needs. In...

Delivering polymetallic resources in Canada

Nicole Brewster, President and CEO of Renforth Resources, examines the Victoria West area of Renforth’s Surimeau District Property in Quebec, Canada, as the newest...

EIT InnoEnergy receive €10m to bridge skills gap within battery value chain

The European Commission is set to grant EIT InnoEnergy, the innovation engine for sustainable energy across Europe, €10m in funding towards the European Battery...

Innovation in Europe’s graphite supply for the battery value chain

Dr Corina Hebestreit, Secretary General at the European Carbon and Graphite Association, examines graphite’s role in Europe’s clean energy transition. Energy storage is a key...

The vast range of zinc battery applications

Dr Josef Daniel-Ivad, Manager of the Zinc Battery Initiative, explores the variety of zinc battery applications. Zinc is a vital material that has a multitude...

Scientists develop novel method for recycling EV batteries

A research team from Chalmers University of Technology (CUT) have developed an optimised recycling process for EV batteries. Why is this process required to meet...

Exploring responsible copper mining in the US

Denis Miville-Deschênes, President and CEO at Highland Copper Company Inc., explains how the company will embark on responsible copper mining in North America to...

Scientists develop world’s smallest battery: The size of a grain of sand

A research team from Chemnitz University of Technology (CUT) have developed the world’s smallest battery, which is smaller than a dust mote. Why is there...

Exploring Greenland’s critical mineral potential

Naaja H Nathanielsen, Greenland’s Minister of Finance, Minerals, Justice and Gender Equality, discusses Greenland’s critical mineral potential and explains how these materials will feed...

Recycling yesterday’s waste to support Europe’s e-mobility future

The Chvaletice Manganese Project in the Czech Republic will put historic mining waste towards Europe's e-mobility future, producing an essential raw material for electric...

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