Unstable electrolytes in lithium metal batteries now a bit more stable
Chinese researchers have developed functional micro-arrays for efficient lithium metal anode interfaces.
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Saskatchewan post-secondary schools to create new Global Institute for Energy and Mines
GIEMS will also provide training and experiential learning to help build the provincial workforce in the areas of skilled trades, engineers and scientists.
Chile aims to be among world’s top three cobalt producers
The copper producing nation holds significant quantities of cobalt in its mining tailings, which could make it a global powerhouse.
Op-ed: Everyone loses as London’s High Court rules for LME in nickel case
What the Court has just confirmed is that anyone trading on the exchange is no longer standing on solid ground.
ATHA announces three-way merger with Latitude, 92 Energy to bolster Canadian uranium portfolio
ATHA is holder of the largest cumulative exploration package in each of the Athabasca and Thelon basins.
Green Tech eyes Ontario’s first lithium mine at Seymour as metal price drops
The project, including two mines and spodumene concentrators in the province’s northwest, has an after-tax net present value of C$1.2 billion.
There’s a way to quit coal without wrecking jobs and communities
Coal, the dirtiest fossil fuel, still generates about a third of the world’s electricity.
Surge Battery Metals secures mineral rights at Nevada North lithium project
The company has secured control of over 25% of the mineral rights for the private lands within its flagship project in Elko County.
Geopolitics, central banks to provide support for gold in 2024 — report
The WGC sees heightened geopolitical tensions plus continued central bank buying providing additional support for gold.
