Demand for lithium batteries to surge over 5-fold

Great news for lithium investors: the super cycle in lithium is resuming. The lithium market experienced a pullback in the last 6 months. A few weeks ago, we mentioned that The Lithium Market Is Bottoming, A New Lithium Bull Run

The agreement on lithium is key. Australia mines 53% of the world’s total supply, and demand for lithium is soaring. World output was 737,000 tonnes of lithium carbonate equivalent in 2022 and is estimated to reach 964,000 tonnes

Altilium Metal’s planned battery recycling facility in Teesside will have capacity to process scrap from 150,000 EVs and to produce 30,000 tonnes of Cathode Active Material per year, enough to power 20% of new EVs produced in the UK

Last Monday on 17 May, the All-Party Parliamentary Group (APPG) on Critical Minerals hosted a roundtable discussion on lithium at the Houses of Parliament. The Vice Chair of the APPG, the Rt. Hon Baroness Northover, chaired the roundtable,

Lithium prices are set to extend their recovery from a brutal sell-off of 70 per cent as demand outstrips weaker-than-expected lithium supply growth, underpinned by the growing take-up of electric vehicles to meet carbon emission targets. The recent

Altilium Metals and Tees Valley Lithium sign deal to tap EV scrap and recycled batteries to deliver more sustainable and robust supply chain. TVL’s processing hub at the Wilton International Chemicals Park is close to Altilium Metals’ planned

Tees Valley Lithium (TVL) has entered into an MOU with Altilium Metals, a battery recycler that will supply TVL with lithium sulphate feedstock. They will also investigate supply of lithium hydroxide for Altilium Metals’ planned cathode active materials (CAM) production

A green energy duo behind moves to drive forward the electric vehicle revolution have joined forces. Altilium Metals and Tees Valley Lithium (TVL) have agreed a memorandum of understanding. Bosses say the partnership will “establish a sustainable and

Tees Valley Lithium has hosted the UK Minister for the Indo-Pacific on a visit to the Australian port where it hopes to create a lithium sulphate refinery to feed its £200m North East facility. The listed company met

Lithium, a soft, silver-white metal, has become increasingly popular in recent years, particularly as a key component in lithium-ion batteries that power electric vehicles (EVs). As the world shifts towards renewable energy, the demand for lithium is expected

Who knew a light metal would be the star of the show on the stock market? Lithium is set to be the next battleground, as countries ramp up their own domestic efforts to harness the material that powers

Demand for lithium for this year is expected to be 910,000 tons, it is known as lithium carbonate equivalent (LCE) and around half of all lithium is mined in Australia. Most of it can be found in Western

Published reports say automakers are increasingly showing up at mining investor events, underscoring the growing popularity of battery-powered cars and the need for critical metals such as lithium needed to produce them. The Canadian government said lithium demand