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Renforth’s Polymetallic Victoria West Delivers a Suite of Battery Metals Near Surface with 2.2kms mineralized strike drilled within 5km structure, in a 20km magnetic...

Scientists produce rare earth elements separation technology

Energy
New rare earth element separation technology provides insight into how to cost-effective separate in-demand rare-earth elements can be, dramatically shifting the industry to benefit...

New research aims to improve the ion transport in aqueous Li-ion batteries

Energy
Researchers achieve a microscopic understanding of solvation structures involved with transporting aqueous Li-ion batteries, revealing heterogeneity in the super concentrated water-in-salt electrolytes. Lithium-ion batteries are...

The urgency of European battery material recycling

Energy
The European Commission collaborates with Batteries Europe to release ‘Roadmap on Raw Materials and Recycling’ report. Batteries Europe released its report on, 24 November, underlining...

Daimler battery recycling plant to be in Kuppenheim

Energy
Daimler has confirmed plans to build a new battery recycling factory in Kuppenheim, Germany to expand operations. Although rumours about a planned battery recycling plant...

Developing high-performance MXene electrodes for future battery

Energy
Scientists at City University have analysed electrochemical Nb2CTx MXene electrodes as a possible next generation battery material. The two-dimensional MXene has been a rising star...

Disrupting the battery recycling supply chain for renewable energy

Energy
Retriev Technologies president, Shane Thompson, is redefining the renewable energy future by tapping the power and potential of lithium-ion batteries. Lithium-ion batteries are everywhere. They...

The evolution of nanomaterials innovation in Canada

Energy
Marie D’Iorio, Founder and President of NanoCanada, spoke to Innovation News Network about the evolving nanomaterials landscape in Canada and NanoCanada’s role in accelerating...

From high-grade Sri Lankan vein graphite mines to lithium-ion battery anodes

Critical Raw Materials
Don Baxter, CEO at Ceylon Graphite Corp, describes how the company will evolve into a stand-alone battery technology company through its access to the...

How lithium battery elements will power future EV batteries

Energy
Andrew Phillips, Executive Director and Chief Financial Officer at Lithium Power International Ltd, analyses the rapid development of batteries and how they are driven...

Battery material demands for EV batteries

Energy
Dr James Edmonson and Dr Alex Holland, Senior Technology Analysts at IDTechEx, examine EV battery cell and pack trends, including the varying battery material...

Optimising batteries made from recycled materials

Energy
How using a novel process called Hydro-to-Cathode™ battery recycling can result in better performance than batteries made from new materials. As the demand for greater...

Ultrafast battery charging using fully new anode material

Energy
Researchers at the University of Twente highlight that the new material, nickel niobate, has desirable properties even after multiple cycles of ultrafast battery charging. According...

Graphite One: ground-breaking graphite project for a growing market

Critical Raw Materials
Anthony Huston, President, CEO and Director at Graphite One, outlines the largest graphite project in North America, and largest critical mineral project in the...
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