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White hydrogen is a primary energy source as it is already present in that state in nature.
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Glencore may look elsewhere for recycling hub after Italy rejects fast-track approval
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LIBs’ safer cousins, KIBs, under the microscope
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How South Africa botched its first coal power-plant transition
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Venezuela, Jindal Steel to sign deal on iron ore mill
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Copper and silver: The electrical metals
Copper and silver are often skipped over in discussions of metals needed for the green economy, with battery metals like lithium, graphite, cobalt and nickel hogging the limelight.
