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There are companies like Redwood Materials and Li-Cycle Holdings that are growing fast and already claim to produce recycled battery metals more economically than conventual mining.

Schmid EverFlow

https://schmid-group.com/en/business-units/compact-storage/

re Oxford ESO, Wärtsilä seem to have an integral system of some sort.

"FIRE SUPPRESSION TANK
To address combustion concerns, a highly effective system for extinguishing fires & preventing re-ignition is built-in."

https://www.wartsila.com/energy/explore-solutions/energy-storage

Oxford ESO are double stacked

https://www.arunservices.co.uk/news/2021/06/25/the-energy-superhub-oxford-is-now-energized/

shhhh - they chose Tesla!

Any linguists out there?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qclPxWZ6S1Y

No figures but -'Neometals’ proprietary hydrometallurgical
process has significant operational, cost and risk advantages over traditional pyrometallurgical (salt-roast) process
routes.'

https://www.criticalmetals.eu/reports/70-200406-Critical-Metals-Press-Statement---Agreements-with-SSAB-and-Neometals.pdf

nb. Critical Metals appear to be suspended pending a SA acquisition.

This co. is new to me but came across this in general research elsewhere. How significant is this news to CRTM?

https://www.businessnews.com.au/article/Neometals-nails-high-purity-vanadium-pentoxide-in-pilot-trial

https://www.businessnews.com.au/article/Neometals-nails-high-purity-vanadium-pentoxide-in-pilot-trial

https://www.channel4.com/programmes/guy-martin-the-worlds-fastest-electric-car/on-demand/72569-001

Li-Ion fires 00:33 -00:40

Should agree to postpone the bonuses by twelve months and base re-awarding them upon a significant improvement in performance.

I believe the 50MW max limit was lifted last year.

https://www.energy-storage.news/news/british-battery-sector-takes-a-big-step-as-ministers-remove-barriers

Secondary legislation was passed by ministers today (14 July) that will allow for projects above 50MW in England and 350MW in Wales.

The move could triple the number of battery storage projects on the grid according to the Department of Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy (BEIS). It is hoped that removing the barrier will help to encourage bolder investment decisions, allowing more batteries to balance the grid as the number of intermittent renewables continues to grow.

Minster for Energy and Clean Growth Kwasi Kwarteng said the move was key to capturing the full value of renewables, by ensuring “homes and businesses can still be powered by green energy even when the sun is not shining, or the wind has stopped blowing."

“Removing barriers in the planning system will help us build bigger and more powerful batteries, creating more green-collar jobs and a smarter electricity network.”

Let's hope this patient isn't a Norwegian Blue!

Ever heard of Evraz Vametco Alloys Pty Ltd :-)

The RNS states the last 4 numbers of ID is your PIN.

"To break this logjam, Viswanathan built a “self-driving laboratory” called Otto. He then tasked it with optimizing stability for a recently discovered class of electrolytes in which salt is dissolved in water at very high concentrations—a system for which no good theory exists to guide experimentation. In just 40 hours, the AI-robot combination had iteratively explored a space of some 1.2 million combinations of four salts and improved on the best known “water-in-salt” electrolyte, the team reported late last year. The result generated by the robot is a combination that human scientists would probably never have thought of, Viswanathan says. “We still don’t know clearly why it works, which is the kind of answer we were looking for.”

https://physics.aps.org/articles/v14/100

This approach is likely to accelerate the search for the best battery chemistries.

All the subsequent superhubs after Oxford have been with Wärtsilä batteries ie. 100% Li-Ion.

Alberta Company Number: 208055400

My bad! That is a similar sized project by the same developer at a different site.