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5/30/2023
CHRG⚡ Weekly: Geopolitical Analysis and MoreYour weekly digest of battery news is here. Goldman doubled down on its forecasts for major price rise in green metals later in the year... Goldman doubled down on its forecasts for major price rise in green metals later in the year, noting that this rise has been delayed by recessionary conditions. “The absence of […]

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5/23/2023
Global Frenzy for Green Metals: CHRG⚡ WeeklyYour weekly digest of battery news is here. Racing for Green Metals: Ford, Tesla, and China at the Forefront of EV Mineral Acquisition The frenzy to secure access to green metals continued this week globally. On a seemingly daily basis we hear announcements of global car manufacturers securing deals with miners for access to materials […]

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05/16/2023
Miners bet big on "new gold": CHRG⚡ WeeklyYour weekly digest of battery news is here. This week we saw auto manufacturer commitments to EV continue to skyrocket... This week we saw auto manufacturer commitments to EV continue to skyrocket with Hyundai announcing a $2.45 billion allocation to their India division as well as Toyota announcing an additional 7 billion investment to the […]

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05/09/2023
The Next Industrial Revolution: CHRG⚡ WeeklyYour weekly digest of battery news is here. 1849 Gold rush, 1900's oil boom, 2020 green metals boom... 1849 Gold rush, 1900's oil boom, 2020 green metals boom...this week green metals took center stage as 60 Minutes documented the race for EV vehicles and the huge supply constraints I speak about often.  Described as the […]

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05/03/2023
Supply and Demand: CHRG⚡ WeeklyYour weekly digest of battery news is here. Another week, and another news cycle that most sectors would be ecstatic to have in a decade... Another week and another news cycle that most sectors would be ecstatic to have in a decade…. Markets are continuing to recognize that the supply chain of battery metals is […]

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04/25/2023
Tightest Supply in 18 Years Boosts Copper: CHRG⚡ WeeklyYour weekly digest of battery news is here. Antofagasta CEO sees global copper supply shortfall this year, volatile prices Investing in a normal opportunity would beg for headlines like the below once a year – our industry gives us this weekly, and we will continue to highlight that for all.  The issue we see throughout […]

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4/18/2023
EPA Proposes New Vehicle Emissions Limits: CHRG⚡ WeeklyYour weekly digest of battery news is here. Hyundai commits 18 billion to EVs. Read more. Never a dull moment in Battery Energy land, last week there were announcements of massive investment by Tesla into their Battery Energy Storage Systems business.  This is a business we track closely as it’s over $1bn of revenue already […]

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04/11/2023
Mines Struggling While Copper Demand Increases: CHRG⚡ WeeklyYour weekly digest of battery news is here. LG Electronics committed to a $5.5bn Battery Facility in Arizona. Read more. The battery sector is constantly evolving, and this week a focus arose on the quality of copper coming out of aging mines, as well as the lack of new sources and new mine development bringing […]

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04/03/2023
LG Electronics committed to a $5.5bn Battery Facility in Arizona: CHRG⚡ WeeklyYour weekly digest of battery news is here. LG Electronics committed to a $5.5bn Battery Facility in Arizona. Read more. Not a week goes by that we don’t have a Fortune 100 company committing billions to our battery future, with LG committing to a $5.5bn facility in Arizona. China continues to be the topic of […]

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03/30/2023
Goldman predicts commodity super cycle: CHRG⚡ WeeklyYour weekly digest of battery news is here. Goldman Sachs predicted a commodity super cycle upon us. This week, amongst turmoil in the banking markets, the transition to green energy hasn’t skipped a beat.  Mercedes announced billions of investment into electrification, BILLIONS and Harley Davidson announced an electric motorcycle shift. Goldman Sachs predicted a commodity […]

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