As Exxon eyes lithium, crucial decision looms on filtration technology
Exxon's expansion into the sector will rely on one or more of a so-far unproven fleet of direct lithium extraction (DLE) technologies.
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Allkem-Livent merger gets regulatory approvals before shareholder vote
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Congo’s copper and cobalt trucks on move as strike ends
The drivers stopped shipping the green-energy metals from the mining hub of Kolwezi around the end of October.
Receiver says unnamed investor may restart Caribou mine in New Brunswick
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Britain’s leading geothermal power developer to produce lithium
Geothermal Engineering is raising $737 million to produce low-carbon lithium.
