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NRG matters — Porsche leads $400m investment in EV battery startup Group14; Solarwatt joins hands with Stiebel Eltron

  • Most of the lithium-ion batteries in today’s EVs use anodes made of graphite, which mainly comes from China, with smaller quantities from Canada and Japan
By Nirmal Narayanan ·

Mexico's president in touch with leaders of Bolivia, Argentina and Chile for lithium association

By Reuters ·

NRG matters — US to spend $3bn for EV battery manufacturing

By Nirmal Narayanan ·

VW says Spanish battery plant will be near Valencia, to open in 2026

By Reuters ·

Tesla supplier CATL considers sites across North America for $5bn battery facility 

By Arab News ·

Ford to build a massive EV battery plant in Turkey

By ARAB NEWS  ·

Shyft to start building electric delivery van by mid-2023: CEO

By Reuters ·

EV battery giant LG Energy Solution sees demand rising as chip shortage eases

By Reuters ·

India considers battery swapping route for EVs; EU plan criticized one last time: NRG matters

By Reem Walid ·

Tesla sold a record 70,847 China-made vehicles in Dec: CPCA

By Reuters ·

Toyota to spend $35bn on 30 battery electric vehicle line-up by 2030

By Reuters ·

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