Batteries & More

Enthusiastic about the EV revolution and an advocate of locally sourced battery materials.

[Batteries & More @BatterySCM]

@BillyBigTime6 @dinosaurman1 Don’t hold your breath, Sasha Keen all but confirmed no one wants to buy into this ponzi. Look what happened to NVX today, the next news you will get will be how you can finance the board for another 6 months.

[Batteries & More @BatterySCM]

@anson_ir @RKEquityRocks Important updates, but after 5 tough years, shareholders need real perspective. How about a 60-75 min webinar? A deep-dive into all projects, open Q&A, and a realistic 3-year outlook showing why holding will finally pay off. Give long-term investors some clarity! $ASN

[Batteries & More @BatterySCM]

@SamsonLi7 The US definitely took the bait with Serra Verde. If they had any sense, they’d have front-run the actual crown jewels of Brazilian rare earths: $VMM and $MEI. Lucky for the EU (and us) they’re moving slow - more time to watch the real assets perform. 🐌🚀

[Batteries & More @BatterySCM]

@dinosaurman1 @Talga_Ltd @dinosaurman1 Great news! When can we expect official announcements? Please provide us with the capacity and financial details. Crucially, how will this US facility complement (or contrast with) the anode production plans in Sweden? We’re looking for the full strategic roadmap.🦔

[Batteries & More @BatterySCM]

@LimitingThe As we all know, hope dies last.

[Dmitry Kovalchuk @DmitryKovalchuk]

I think $TLG Talga Group is a prime example of Inspirations meeting Reality. The company ia still waiting for a court decision because they were sued by Greta-like individuals and reindeer cooperatives.

Talga has already won in Swedish Land and Environment Court last year.

The court's decision has taken very long, because in summer the court simply went on vacation. Now the case is in front of the Supreme Court.

It has been almost a year now and the court is not in a hurry to make a decision. Also there are no time frame in which the court has to make a decision.
We are talking about graphite, which was characterized as a critical mineral by the EU and 95% of which is coming from China.
The morons stalling it are either useful idiots or are paid by China.

As if the mine construction were not difficult enough enough on its own and could be done in matter of days.

I have a lot of respect for people who keep pushing important mining projects and at the same moment, sometimes, it feels like they are wasting their lives.

[Batteries & More @BatterySCM]

The green transition starts here, in the mine. The components needed to build EV:s and wind turbines exist in European soil. However, the EU is dangerously dependent on China. Swedish mines are more sustainable and with high labour standards. Our mining potential is key.

[Nurder Koch @NurderK]

„Das Argument, das ein bisschen schwierig ist, ist, wenn man sagt, man ist für Atomkraft, aber Bayern ist das einzige Land, das sagt: Wir wissen schon, bevor die Prüfung weg ist, nicht bei uns ein Atommüllendlager. Muss halt jeder seine politische Glaubwürdigkeit überprüfen“
Habeck zu @Markus_Soeder

[Chris Berry @cberry1]

Enjoyed the opportunity here to talk about the "other" side of the battery. So much happening with graphite regarding anode technology development, IRA compliant material, and domestic supply chain development. Thanks @ArlenHansen for the opportunity!