Ten financial actors own half of the world’s oil, gas, coal emissions – study
Ten financial actors with the most influence on the fossil fuel economy own 49.5% of potential emissions from the world’s largest energy firms.
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GM’s Ultium battery inches ahead in the electric range race
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Ford’s flurry of supply deals gives iron a starring role in EVs
Ford Motor Co.’s new laundry list of battery-metals suppliers reads like a who’s who of the mining world, spanning the globe from Argentine lithium to Indonesian nickel.
Graphite deficit starting this year, as demand for EV battery anode ingredient exceeds supply
During a time of price weakness for a number of industrial metals, the price of graphite has held up extremely well.
Europe’s energy crisis risks slashing aluminum production further
Aluminum is one of the most energy-intensive metals to make, and the surge in power prices already knocked about 900,000 tons of smelting capacity offline in Europe and North America.
Gold price gains as investors weigh growth concerns; palladium price jumps
Gold headed for its first weekly advance since early June as investors weighed renewed concerns over economic growth.
