Most electric-car batteries could soon be made by recycling old ones
These efforts are about to be given a big boost. Recent breakthroughs in recycling, together with a spate of technological improvements, mean that within a decade or so most of the global demand for raw materials to build new batteries could be met by recycling old ones.
Four projects will receive a combined $355 million in funding from the U.S. Department of Energy, officials announced Friday.
China’s electric-vehicle market is offering a tentative challenge to the shift toward batteries with no nickel or cobalt.
After years of subpar performance, there's now a light at the end of the tunnel for all three companies ... and their stocks.
Last week, Bloomberg reported that General Motors Co. is in discussions to buy electric-vehicle batteries that would ...
The funding announcement marks a boost for the first critical minerals project the Biden administration opted to fast-track ...
General Motors is in talks to buy electric vehicle batteries that would use technology from China's CATL and be assembled at ...
EVs can burn for days, firefighters have little or no training to deal with them, and conventional equipment isn’t effective.
Longer-lasting electric vehicle batteries could be on the horizon following a breakthrough. Scientists have discovered the reason batteries lose capacity over time. It is well known that, for ...
The facility will create approximately 200 new construction jobs through a project labor agreement with the North American ...
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