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Lithium for batteries dominates the debate. Yet very specific lithium streams are becoming critical for advanced nuclear. Natural lithium (7.5% Li-6 and 92.5% Li-7) is perfectly fine for EVs because only chemical purity matters, not isotope ratio. However, isotopes are considered differently in the nuclear sector ▶️ In fission, Li-7 […]

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The New US DoE organization

I had a look at the new organisation chart of the US DOE over the weekend… and the message is pretty clear ➡️ What are the main changes? • The 2 major clean energy pillars EERE (Office of Energy Efficiency and Renewable Energy) and OCED (Office of Clean Energy Demonstrations) […]

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Terbium and Dysprosium Supply Chains

Over the last few days, several updates have put Myanmar and the Terbium (Tb) and Dysprosium (Dy) supply chain back in the spotlight. Because Dy/Tb boost magnet strength at high temperature, they are essential for magnets used in EV drivetrains, wind turbines, and defense systems… ➡️ The Myanmar→Yunnan corridor is […]

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CBAM is the EU’s new carbon-pricing shield for imports in cement, steel, aluminium, fertilisers, electricity and hydrogen – Nov. 2025

I recently worked on Europe’s carbon shield, the CBAM policy. Will a flaw in the CBAM rules accidentally subsidize foreign polluters? ✅ CBAM is the EU’s new carbon-pricing shield for imports in cement, steel, aluminium, fertilisers, electricity and hydrogen. It replaces free ETS allowances, which start declining in 2026 and […]

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