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Amanda Stutt

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First Atlantic, Vema partner to unlock hydrogen potential in Newfoundland

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By Amanda Stutt
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Vema Hydrogen said Monday that it has entered into a non-binding Letter of Intent (LOI) with First Atlantic Nickel & Cobalt (TSXV: FAN | OTCQB: FANCF), to jointly develop engineered mineral hydrogen (EMH) at the Pipestone XL project, a 30-kilometer ultramafic belt in central Newfoundland, Canada. Newfoundland is a significant region for critical minerals and clean energy development, but exploration and mining remain energy intensive.
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Ericsson, Epiroc expand alliance to accelerate mining automation

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By Amanda Stutt
| Mining
As industrial enterprises increasingly turn to digitalization to enhance safety, productivity, and sustainability, Ericsson (NASDAQ:ERIC) and Epiroc said they are evolving their global relationship to accelerate this transformation within the mining sector. The agreement builds on a collaboration established in 2018, when Epiroc and Ericsson signed a cooperation agreement to explore how LTE and 5G technologies could be applied in mining operations.
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Op-Ed: Sodium-ion batteries are not the end of lithium, but they may be the end of something else

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By Amanda Stutt
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Large-scale sodium-ion battery energy storage facility. AI-generated stock image by Antonio. For the better part of a decade, the energy transition has rested on the simple geological assumption that electrification would always need enormous quantities of lithium, and whoever secured lithium supply would secure industrial advantage. That idea has shaped everything. Governments rushed to publish critical minerals strategies. Vehicle manufacturers scrambled into offtake agreements.
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