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A.I.S. Resources Ltd. confirms the Company will not proceed with the option to acquire a 100% interest in the 1,525 hectare Yareta XIII lithium concessions in Salta, . Andrew Neale, President & CEO of AIS commented, "AIS acquired this option in 2021... - Veroeffentlicht am 01.08.2023

Lithium batteries are catching fire on rubbish trucks in Northland.

Talks on hydroxide plant

Long-awaited maiden resource reported

Chinese battery firms invest USD 4.4B in South Korea to meet U.S. EV tax credit rules, aiming to reduce reliance on Chinas supply chains. Five plants announced, following the Inflation Reduction Acts requirement for minerals sourcing from U.S. or partners. South Koreas free-trade agreement with the U.S. enables battery eligibility for tax credits.

Tianqi Lithium Energy Australia: Spodumene concentrate production at Greenbushes rose to 395 kilo tonnes (kt) from 356 kt in the previous quarter, while the unit cost of goods sold excluding royalties (COGS) increased 4% to AUSD 304 per tonne, reflecting high costs in Western Australia and particularly in the resources industry.

The surprise safety PSA comes despite many plane cabins containing USB chargers.

SRINAGAR: The Mines and Cola Ministry told the Parliament that India has the capacity to develop technologies for beneficiation of lithium ore to lithium mineral concentrate. On auctioning, however, it said the decision will be taken by the Jammu and Kashmir government.

The talks are in early stages and also include the likes of Samsung and SK On Co, the report added. Tesla, Ford, Volkswagen did not respond to Reuters requests for comment, while Exxon declined to comment.

Drilling resumes after wildfires