Musk puts $14 trillion price tag on sticking by fossil fuels

At peak levels, the world would need to dig up 3.3 gigatons of earth every year to obtain the necessary metals.

Bloomberg News | April 6, 2023 | 7:49 am

Technology to extract REE from acid mine drainage gets $8m from US government

West Virginia University received a grant from the US Department of Energy to develop a pre-commercial demonstration facility for separating and refining rare earth elements from acid mine drainage and coal waste.

Staff Writer | April 6, 2023 | 5:11 am

Chalice in talks with automakers on minority stake

The company owns the Julimar nickel project, one of the biggest nickel sulphide finds in recent years.

Reuters | April 5, 2023 | 7:40 am

Ancient enzyme may play key role in producing hydrogen for green economy

Researchers are studying nature's nickel-iron hydrogenase enzyme, which produces hydrogen by employing the earth-abundant metals in its core.

Staff Writer | April 5, 2023 | 6:06 am

US-based researchers push for more realistic battery science

PNNL scientists are proposing the idea of fundamental science taking into account the way industry works when it comes to developing EV components.

Staff Writer | April 4, 2023 | 5:05 am

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Musk puts $14 trillion price tag on sticking by fossil fuels

Technology to extract REE from acid mine drainage gets $8m from US government

Chalice in talks with automakers on minority stake

Ancient enzyme may play key role in producing hydrogen for green economy

BHP’s exploration accelerator to open to uranium, lithium finds

Harita Nickel sets IPO price at $670 million

Companies can vie to mine the deep sea starting in July

Mine waste finds new life as source of rare earths

US-based researchers push for more realistic battery science