New electrolyte allows Li-ion batteries to heat up without risk of fire
Researchers have developed a non-flammable electrolyte for lithium-ion batteries that allows the devices to continue to function at high temperatures.
BHP invests in Gates and Friedland-backed firm I-Rox
BHP will help I-Pulse and its affiliate I-Rox, in which is also…
Volvo urges Australia to enact new heavy-duty electric truck law
Volvo Group Australia urged the government to progress law changes…
Canada places big bets on critical minerals
Remoteness, regulatory sclerosis still pose barriers to mine development in…
EU inks deal with Chile for easier access to battery metals
Trade agreement gives Europeans greater access to copper, lithium and…
