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Mercedes-Benz and Norsk Hydro Join Forces for Greener EVs

Mercedes-Benz has partnered with Norwegian aluminium producer Norsk Hydro to reduce emissions in the manufacturing of its electric vehicles (EVs). The collaboration centers on using Hydro’s low-carbon aluminium, which is produced with renewable energy and recycled materials. The deal is part of Mercedes’s plan to make production greener. It aims to reduce the carbon footprint […]

Is QS Stock the Future of EV Batteries? Inside QuantumScape’s Game-Changing Deal with Corning

QuantumScape Corporation (NYSE: QS), a leader in solid-state lithium-metal batteries, has partnered with Corning Incorporated (NYSE: GLW), a company specializing in glass and ceramics. This partnership aims to improve the production of ceramic separators. These separators are crucial for bringing QuantumScape’s advanced battery technology to market. Ceramics Meet Innovation: A New Era for EV Batteries […]

U.S. Tungsten Revival: Rising Demand, Tight Supply, and Top Stocks to Watch in 2025

Tungsten, a critical mineral with unmatched heat resistance and strength, is gaining global attention. It’s dense, brittle, and grayish-white, with the highest melting point and tensile strength of any pure metal. These traits make it vital for high-performance applications. and industries needing extreme durability. With China controlling most of the supply, the U.S. and allies […]

Sungrow Powers ENGIE’s €290M Vilvoorde Battery Park, Europe’s Largest of Its Kind

Sungrow, a leader in PV inverters and energy storage, has connected 400 MWh of ENGIE’s 200 MW/800 MWh battery project in Vilvoorde, Belgium, to the grid. This marks the start of mainland Europe’s largest battery project, featuring 320 units of Sungrow’s PowerTitan liquid-cooled technology. The company highlights that the second phase will be connected by […]

High-Quality Carbon Credit Prices Hit Record Levels, Driven by Integrity and Market Shifts

High-quality carbon credits are becoming more valuable than ever, with prices reaching record levels in late 2025, according to Sylvera. This finding reflects a deeper change in the voluntary carbon market. Companies are no longer buying credits only to meet pledges. They are looking for projects that prove real impact and deliver measurable results. This […]