The CFO from ABML will be one of the speakers tomorrow at the Bezinga Cleantech Small caps event tomorrow morning: Discover Cleantech Small Cap Stocks | April 22
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Guess this is why ABML is down today:
finance.yahoo.com
American Battery Metals Corporation Announces $15 Million Registered Direct Offering with a Single Institutional Investor
65 per share in a registered direct offering, for gross proceeds of approximately $15 million before deducting placement agent fees and expenses. The closing of the offering is expected to occur on or about April 28, 2021, subject to the satisfaction of customary closing conditions.
Another article on Redwood and JB, nothing new if you've read previous ones.
www.forbes.com
Tesla Tech Whiz Is Mining Riches From Your Old Batteries
The engineer who helped Elon Musk turn Tesla into a powerhouse sees a future “where every vehicle is electric” – and the unfathomably profitable market in recycling the valuable metal from all those batteries.
www.forbes.com
Looks like ABML is purchasing more land right down the road from Tesla Nevada GigaFactory...
American Battery Metals Corporation Enters into Contract to Purchase 8 Acres of Land in Sparks, Nevada
American Battery Metals Corporation Enters into Contract to Purchase 8 Acres of Land in Sparks, Nevada
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The broader lesson from booming copper prices
Shortages in commodity markets offer a paradigm for the post-virus economy
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It takes four or five times as much copper to build an electric vehicle as a petrol-fuelled one. Copper goes into the cabling for ev charging stations, and into solar panels and wind turbines. At present, annual “green” demand for copper is 1m tonnes, or just 3% of supply. Goldman reckons that will reach 5.4m tonnes by 2030.
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Hope this isn’t off-topic: seemed like the most appropriate thread.
Old electric cars are a raw material of the future
This article from The Economist discusses EV recycling, mostly focusing on recovering Li, Co, and Ni from batteries. For investors there are many companies mentioned — many already discussed on TMC but some were new to me.
The author’s grasp on technology could be better, but I found it worth reading.
Another article in the same issue covers a UK startup with a new technique for recycling neodymium magnets:
A way to recover rare earths from electric motors’ magnets
Old electric cars are a raw material of the future
This article from The Economist discusses EV recycling, mostly focusing on recovering Li, Co, and Ni from batteries. For investors there are many companies mentioned — many already discussed on TMC but some were new to me.
The author’s grasp on technology could be better, but I found it worth reading.
Another article in the same issue covers a UK startup with a new technique for recycling neodymium magnets:
A way to recover rare earths from electric motors’ magnets
Thanks to @traxila for sharing this interview and opening our eyes to this company. While this is a risk, I've been watching several interviews and reading their material and like what I see.
teslamotorsclub.com
1) I want to see the EV transition happen as fast as possible, so that means rooting for any company that helps meet that goal
2) I want to invest in those companies to say I did all I could to help the transition
3) If I make money in the long-term, that's nice
So I know from the start these types of companies are risks, like ABML, but I'll take some play money and do what I think is right.
Here are some things are have notated real quick:
-From Tesla battery Day and all the cathode videos from The Limiting Factor, we know Ni and Mn are the two most important out of these four materials
-World used 2.3m tons of Nickel last year - 270m tons they can extract - 100 years worth of Nickel
-less geopolitical concerns due to location
-90% carbon reduction vs. land extraction
-4,000 meters deep, no light - ecosystems stark
-more elements per nodule than with land extraction
-$10/share now - could be up to $73 in 2027
Here are some vids I've watched:
Climate Change / Global Warming Discussion
This is a followup interview on The Metals Company, the deep sea polymetallic nodule collectors. They claim they have enough metal in this one area to provide for 280 millions BEVs. And they drop Elon's name twice, so I guess he definitely is interested in the nickel et al they could provide...
teslamotorsclub.com
1) I want to see the EV transition happen as fast as possible, so that means rooting for any company that helps meet that goal
2) I want to invest in those companies to say I did all I could to help the transition
3) If I make money in the long-term, that's nice
So I know from the start these types of companies are risks, like ABML, but I'll take some play money and do what I think is right.
Here are some things are have notated real quick:
-From Tesla battery Day and all the cathode videos from The Limiting Factor, we know Ni and Mn are the two most important out of these four materials
-World used 2.3m tons of Nickel last year - 270m tons they can extract - 100 years worth of Nickel
-less geopolitical concerns due to location
-90% carbon reduction vs. land extraction
-4,000 meters deep, no light - ecosystems stark
-more elements per nodule than with land extraction
-$10/share now - could be up to $73 in 2027
Here are some vids I've watched:
ABML has been doing well lately, probably a boost from the upcoming move to listing on the Nasdaq
finance.yahoo.com
American Battery Metals Corporation Files Application to List on the Nasdaq Stock Market
RENO, NV / ACCESSWIRE / May 20, 2021 / American Battery Metals Corporation (OTCQB:ABML) (the "Company"), an American-owned lithium-ion battery recycling technology and advanced extraction company with extensive mineral resources in Nevada, which is in the process of changing its name to American...
ABML has been doing well lately, probably a boost from the upcoming move to listing on the Nasdaq
American Battery Metals Corporation Files Application to List on the Nasdaq Stock Market
RENO, NV / ACCESSWIRE / May 20, 2021 / American Battery Metals Corporation (OTCQB:ABML) (the "Company"), an American-owned lithium-ion battery recycling technology and advanced extraction company with extensive mineral resources in Nevada, which is in the process of changing its name to American...
It went down for a few weeks after I bought in, but it has been trending up the last week or two. It looked like a good solid stock despite the short term noise. NASDAQ listing should help boost it a bit more.
ABML partnering with Cicle
finance.yahoo.com
American Battery Metals Corporation and Cicle ChargeParks Form Strategic Partnership for Electric Vehicle Battery Recycle Program
EV Revolution Sparks Collaboration of Green Technology InnovatorsRENO, NV / ACCESSWIRE / May 25, 2021 / Green technology innovators Cicle, Inc. and American Battery Metals Corporation (OTCQB:ABML), an American-owned lithium-ion battery recycling technology and advanced extraction company with...
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Schlumberger New Energy and Panasonic Energy partner on lithium production
Schlumberger New Energy has partnered with Panasonic Energy of North America to advance the new sustainable battery-grade lithium extraction and production process.
www.mining-technology.com
I mean every square mile of land probably had people die on it over the centuries, at what point do you draw the line?
www.sierranevadaally.org
Thacker Pass lithium mine protest planned in Reno – Sierra Nevada Ally
Oral histories temper Native American opposition to mine
www.sierranevadaally.org
Schlumberger New Energy and Panasonic Energy partner on lithium production
Schlumberger New Energy has partnered with Panasonic Energy of North America to advance the new sustainable battery-grade lithium extraction and production process.
Good news for me. I inherited a bunch of Schlumberger stock that was very depressed when my father passed. My father was heavily invested in oil and my sister bought even more oil stocks with the money from his house. The dividends paid for his care the last couple of years, but they all took a big hit last year. I was thinking Schlumberger was going to be among the last to come back.
I am working on pivoting to a different investment strategy, but I'm sitting on the oil stocks until they recover.
Schlumberger is a good company, they are the Cadillac data collection company in the oil business. I'm glad to see they are redirecting their tech in new directions.
LLKKF with a nice bump, maybe because of this
Lake Resources provides investors “incredibly cheap” direct lithium extraction exposure: Orior Capital Limited
Lake Resources N.L. (ASX:LKE) (OTCMKTS:LLKKF) (FRA:LK1) has welcomed a research report by Orior Capital Limited analyst Simon Francis which highlights the...
www.proactiveinvestors.com
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