In this week’s edition, the Kallanish Power Materials team covers the UK election and the industry demands from the new government; the uncertainty in Bolivia’s lithium sector amid political turmoil; and how Australia is expected to remain a spodumene leader despite market shifts. Our company spotlight is on StoreDot …

This week, the Kallanish Power Materials team finds out that turquoise hydrogen is deemed to be the cheapest clean hydrogen pathway in Europe. The report also looks at the increased attention anodes are getting to boost battery performance, and the challenges and opportunities for the Chinese anode industry. …

This week, the Kallanish Power Materials team covers a controversial call for a reset of the hydrogen economy, with claims some hydrogen applications aren’t worth the time or money. The team also talks to experts who question the validity of claims of a slowdown in the European EV market …

In this edition of the Kallanish Power Materials Weekly report, the team explores Australia’s efforts to restore trade relations with China, at a time when the US is pressuring peers to do the exact opposite. The report also discusses how hydrogen carbon intensity, rather than its ‘colour’, is key …