Why BYD Will Surpass Tesla as the New King of Electric Vehicles
Originally posted on Makeuseof.com By Charles Early BYD is one of the largest electric car brands in the world. How is it that so few people have heard of it? This is an exciting time for the electric vehicle market. It’s one of the most rapidly growing industries in technology and design. Tesla has risen […]
Canada’s critical minerals strategy: Discussion paper
Originally posted on Canada.ca READ DISCUSSION PAPER : CANADA’S CRITICAL MINERALS STRATEGY Foreword by the minister Let me begin with a simple fact — mining is one of Canada’s most important economic sectors. Canada currently produces 60 minerals and metals at 200 mines and 6,500 sand, gravel and stone quarries across the country. This country […]
Building more mines? The devil is in the details
Originally posted on Mining.com Years of neglecting its critical metal supplies is finally catching up with the United States, whose government now realizes it must invest heavily in mining and manufacturing, as demand for the raw materials needed to build a new green economy that rejects fossil fuels gears up. The problem is, this epiphany […]
About 50kg of nickel goes into each Tesla battery but the world isn’t producing enough to keep up with demand
Originally posted on Abc.net NEWS PROVIDED BY Rachel Pupazzoni August 15, 2022, 11:44 AM Australian nickel is in high demand. (Rachel Pupazzoni, ABC News.) Mining companies in Australia are racing to find the next big reserve of one of the world’s most in-demand metals. Nickel is a critical metal in batteries, and as the world keeps moving […]
Canada eyes cash for critical minerals in Biden’s big new climate bill
Originally Posted on Cbc.com U.S. President Joe Biden signed his signature climate bill into law on Tuesday, Aug. 16. The so-called Inflation Reduction Act is a budget bill affecting clean energy, prescription drug prices and corporate taxes. (Leah Millis/Reuters) A historic climate bill just passed by the U.S. Congress could have implications in entrenching Canada’s […]
Why miners are racing to produce one of the world’s most in-demand metals
Originally posted on Abc.net NEWS PROVIDED BY Rachel Pupazzoni August 15, 2022, 11:44 AM Australian nickel is in high demand. (Rachel Pupazzoni, ABC News.) Mining companies in Australia are racing to find the next big reserve of one of the world’s most in-demand metals. Nickel is a critical metal in batteries, and as the world keeps moving […]
Global Vanadium Ore Market Drivers, Trends And Restraints For 2022-2031
Originally posted on Newswires NEWS PROVIDED BY TBRC Business Research Pvt Ltd. August 15, 2022, 18:45 GMT The Business Research Company’s Vanadium Ore Global Market Report 2022 – Market Size, Trends, And Global Forecast 2022-2026 LONDON, GREATER LONDON, UK, August 15, 2022 /EINPresswire.com/ — As per The Business Research Company’s “Vanadium Ore Global Market Report […]
Tesla Big Battery In South Australia Delivers (Again), This Time On Inertia Services
Originally posted on Seeking Alpha by Keith Williams Summary Tesla Lithium batteries are now validated by Australian Energy Marketing Authority for grid-scale inertia services using Tesla’s Virtual Machine Mode software. This is a world first for inertia services on an established grid, and it represents a significant step towards exit from fossil fuel-based power. Big […]
Vanadium flow battery M&A: SPAC ups CellCube stake to 25%, up-downstream deal in Australia
Originally posted on Energy Storage News By Cameron Murray Mustang Energy was part of a consortium that invested in CellCube in April 2021. Image: Enerox/Cellcube. SPAC Mustang Energy PLC is increasing its effective stake in CellCube to around 25% while a company launching a vanadium mine project in Australia has injected US$3.5 million in a […]
Horizon Minerals investee Richmond Vanadium Technology plunges $5 million into Ultra Power Systems; secures vanadium offtake deal
Originally posted on Proactive Investors by Phoebe Shields Richmond Vanadium Technology MD Shaun Ren said the partnership would contribute to the company’s aim of “establishing a significant mine to metal to battery corridor right here in Australia”. Left to right; Brad Appleyard, Ultra chair and CEO, Jon Price, Horizon managing director and RVT non-executive director, […]