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South Korea’s LG Energy Solution is negotiating with three unnamed Chinese suppliers to produce low-cost electric vehicle batteries for the European market. This is according to a report by the…
South Korea’s LG Energy Solution is negotiating with three unnamed Chinese suppliers to produce low-cost electric vehicle batteries for the European market. This is according to a report by the…
The European Union has signed an agreement with Serbia to promote the development of lithium supply chains. This cooperation is part of the EU’s strategy to develop raw material partnerships…
Integrals Power has opened its new cathode materials pilot plant in Milton Keynes, England. The company will produce its own proprietary lithium iron phosphate and lithium manganese iron phosphate cathode…
French mining company Eramet has inaugurated its Centenario lithium carbonate production plant in southwestern Argentina. The plant is operated by Eramine, a joint venture in which Eramet has a 50.1%…
The U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) has announced a conditional loan commitment of up to 1.2 billion US dollars to ENTEK Lithium Separators for a new plant in Indiana.
LG Energy Solution and Liontown Resources have deepened their collaboration with several agreements to increase production capacity and secure lithium supply.
CustomCells and Group14 have signed a supply agreement for the SCC55 silicon anode material worth more than 300 million US dollars, which is to extend beyond 2030.
Rock Tech Lithium has received funding commitments of up to 100 million euros from the Brandenburg state government and the Federal Railway Authority for its planned refinery in Germany.
South Korean battery manufacturer SK On has signed a non-binding Memorandum of Understanding with ExxonMobil for the supply of lithium in the United States.
BASF has officially canceled its investment in a nickel-cobalt refinery in Indonesia due to a significant change in the global availability of nickel from external sources.