The Weekly Potential #3

European battery troubles and hopes, how to make metallurgy sustainable, and what is the problem with electric vehicles

Welcome to the 3rd edition of The Weekly Potential. With this series, our aim is to deliver a weekly digest that covers the latest developments in the energy and materials industry.

In this week’s edition, learn about European battery challenges, highlighted by Italy's decision to withdraw funding from Stellantis. However, there's optimism as E-Lyte opens its first electrolyte production plant in Germany. This contrasts with the U.S., where Mitra Chem received a $100 million grant to establish an LFP cathode supply chain within the country. Additionally, discover how we might reduce greenhouse emissions in the metallurgical sector and explore the underlying issues with electric vehicles.

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