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Find out how major recycling firm EMR is planning to establish a lithium-ion battery shredding and recycled battery raw materials extraction plant in Birmingham, the UK

When AGL went looking for an alternative battery chemistry to lithium-ion, it chose nickel-hydrogen – a type that until recently was mostly used in space.

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COMPANY NEWS: Australian climate tech venture capitalist Virescent Ventures has confirmed that its specialist portfolio is over $260 million, having b...

SYDNEY, Jan. 29, 2024 /PRNewswire/ -- Australia's pioneer climate tech VC Virescent Ventures today confirmed its specialist portfolio is over $260 million,

SYDNEY and JAKARTA, Indonesia and SINGAPORE, Oct. 30, 2023 /PRNewswire/ -- Mandiri Capital Indonesia (MCI) and Investible have signed a Term Sheet and will establish a new Co-GP early-stage climate tech fund aimed at identifying and investing in climate technology and innovation, globally. MCI is the Corporate Venture Capital subsidiary of Indonesia's largest financial institution, Bank Mandiri, and Investible is an Asia-Pacific-based early-stage venture capital firm headquartered in Sydney ...

SYDNEY and JAKARTA, Indonesia and SINGAPORE, Oct. 30, 2023 /PRNewswire/ -- Mandiri Capital Indonesia (MCI) and Investible have signed a Term Sheet and will establish a new Co-GP early-stage climate tech fund aimed at identifying and investing in climate technology and innovation, globally. MCI is the Corporate Venture Capital subsidiary of Indonesia's largest financial institution, Bank Mandiri, and Investible...

Australian battery recycling startup, Renewable Metals, has received $8 million in seed funding from the CEFC (via Virescent Ventures), Investible (the lead investor via its early-stage Climate Tech Fund), Grantham Foundation for the Protection of the Environment, and others to scale and commercialise its groundbreaking lithium-ion battery recycling technology.

Australian startup funding is off to a solid start in October, with more than $33 million raised by four startups this week.

Some of the world’s biggest and smallest companies reckon technology can disrupt Australia’s lithium boom by unlocking vast new supplies and crushing prices.