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Batteries, Japan Accelerates Recycling: Sumitomo Launches The Toyo Project, But The Challenge Is Securing Black Mass
Japan is taking another step toward the industrial recovery of metals contained in electric vehicle batteries. On Friday September 11, Sumitomo Metal Mining celebrated the completion of its new recycling facility at the Toyo Smelter & Refinery complex in Ehime...
Oil, India Reduces Its Dependence On Hormuz But Remains Exposed To The Price Shock
India has strengthened the security of its oil supplies, bringing the share of imports that do not pass through the Strait of Hormuz to nearly 70%. Diversifying suppliers and routes gives refineries important protection against disruptions to trade in the Middle East....
R3 Lithium Starts Again From Recycled Lithium: The Refining Bottleneck At The Heart Of Its Strategy Across The United States And Europe
Turning battery scrap into lithium carbonate and replicating the model through a network of facilities in the United States and Europe. This is the industrial choice on which R3 Lithium intends to build its growth, addressing one of the weakest stages of the Western...
Tinplate, Inventories Hold Back Price Increases: The Market Looks To Negotiations For 2027
September’s restart is not changing the balance of the Italian and European tinplate market. Consumption is progressing in line with expectations, but still-substantial inventories are limiting new purchases and hindering mills’ attempts to raise prices. According to...