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JPMorgan Backs Carbon Removal Growth With New Charm Industrial Deal

Carbon removal is moving beyond pilot projects. A new agreement between JPMorgan Chase and Charm Industrial shows how the sector is entering a new phase. The deal combines carbon removal credit purchases with financing support, helping expand future supply while reducing project risk. Under the agreement, JPMorgan will purchase 61,500 metric tons of carbon removal […]

SMRs Set for Breakout: Global Nuclear Capacity Forecast to Jump Nearly Sixfold by 2030

Small modular reactors (SMRs) are moving from concept to commercial reality. A new forecast from GlobalData suggests global SMR capacity could increase nearly sixfold between 2025 and 2030. The projection reflects rising confidence in advanced nuclear technology as countries search for reliable, low-carbon electricity. This demand is being driven by electrification, artificial intelligence (AI), data […]

Rubidium and Cesium: The Hidden Value at Nevada North

Disseminated on behalf of Surge Battery Metals. The lithium story at Nevada North is well understood. The project has scale, grade, and long-term production potential. What is less discussed is the presence of other critical minerals within the same system. Recent drill results show that rubidium (Rb) and cesium (Cs) occur alongside lithium mineralization at […]

What Does “Net Zero Emissions” Really Mean?

The recent report from climate scientists is crystal clear: the world must act now. That means limiting global warming to 2 or 1.5 degrees Celsius. But what does this entail? Cutting a lot of emissions and reaching net zero. And this is urgent. Embracing the urgency of this matter, more and more entities are pledging […]

CATL Bets on Lithium-Air Batteries While Expanding Sodium-Ion and Energy Storage Leadership

The global battery industry is moving fast, and China’s battery giant CATL is already looking beyond today’s technologies. At the 2026 Forum on Building China Into an Equipment Manufacturing Power, CATL Chief Scientist Wu Kai highlighted lithium-air batteries as one of the most promising technologies for the future. While the technology is still far from […]

IATA’s New Carbon Credit Alliance: Can Aviation Secure Enough Offsets for Net Zero?

The global aviation industry has launched a new effort to solve one of its biggest net-zero challenges. It is trying to secure enough high-quality carbon credits. The International Air Transport Association (IATA) recently launched the Supporting Alliance for CORSIA Eligible Emissions Unit (EEU) Supply. It brings together airlines, governments, carbon market players, investors, and civil […]