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Calix founder Mark Sceats is the 'mad scientist' who could solve Australia's iron ore puzzle - Vimarsana News

Calix founder Mark Sceats is the 'mad scientist' who could solve Australia's iron ore puzzle

Meet the 73-year-old Australian scientist who’s developed a special kiln that he reckons will solve Australia’s iron ore emissions problems and deliver green iron

Source: afr.com
Calix chief scientist Mark Sceats on a 'last gasp' climate solution - Vimarsana News

Calix chief scientist Mark Sceats on a 'last gasp' climate solution

This week’s Tech Zero podcast was almost finished recording when this millionaire scientist revealed a carbon-killing idea his boss wasn’t yet comfortable with.

Source: afr.com
How Chris Reed's Neometals came to be at the heart of Mercedes-Benz's battery plan - Vimarsana News

How Chris Reed's Neometals came to be at the heart of Mercedes-Benz's battery plan

Neometals CEO Chris Reed made just under $250 million from a $2 million dollar investment in lithium mining. Now he’s betting on an even bigger opportunity.

Source: afr.com
This CEO made $250m in lithium. Here's where he's investing next - Vimarsana News

This CEO made $250m in lithium. Here's where he's investing next

Neometals CEO Chris Reed made just under $250 million from a $2 million dollar investment in lithium mining. Now he’s betting on an even bigger opportunity.

Source: afr.com
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Financial Review free for Qantas customers - Vimarsana News

Financial Review free for Qantas customers

The Australian Financial Review has signed a new deal with Qantas to make its digital content available to all the airline’s customers in its lounges and onboard flights.

Source: afr.com