lithium-ion
Battery metals
Lithium-ion cell capacity to quadruple to 1.3 TWh by 2030
The total capacity attributes to 119 battery manufacturing facilities that are operational, under construction or announced by more than 50 vendors.
Battery metals
Nickel sulphate supply to peak in 2027 as EV driven demand...
“Existing and would-be nickel producers are being drawn to the possibility of manufacturing sulphate to benefit from perceived premiums."
Energy
What are the benefits of LiFeP04 for electric forklifts?
The aim of CHASE Technologies is to convert 50% of the current electric forklift market from lead-acid to lithium iron phosphate batteries within 5 years.
Battery metals
Lithium iron phosphate versus lead acid battery systems
Representing the most advanced battery technology available at present, LiFePO4 is also environment-friendly.
Battery metals
Syrah Resources to restart Battery Anode Material plant
The Feasibility Study for the scale-up of the Vidalia battery facility post product qualification continued during the period of suspended operations.
Speciality Minerals
Li-ion demand to grow 10-fold but can supply meet demand?
An IDTechEx report provides a comprehensive overview of the Li-ion market with commentary and analysis on the bottlenecks that may hinder it.
Event News
“The potential of the Li-ion battery recycling industry is enormous”
Rwanda and the region are important sources of many of the technology metals that are essential building blocks of the energy and mobility revolution.
Energy
Magnis Energy Technologies secures $8 million for working capital
Magnis Energy Technologies has secured $8 Million in funding from Middle East-based Negma Group to use as capital funding on all of its projects.
Energy
Africa’s emerging tin champion
Tin is expected to benefit from the increase in demand considering it will play a significant role in the lithium-ion battery market.
Top Stories
Funding and investment: renegotiation of mining contracts
The announcement in 2018 of Gécamines that it will renegotiate contracts with international miners is part of a wider general trend across the continent.
