"Enterprising" - like, man, if there's a hole, we dig it!Yes. I've had a small holding just to keep them on my radar too.
10 for $1 at the moment - much less than what I paid for them.
"Enterprising" - like, man, if there's a hole, we dig it!Yes. I've had a small holding just to keep them on my radar too.
10 for $1 at the moment - much less than what I paid for them.
"Enterprising" - like, man, if there's a hole, we dig it!
Now the picture from the AGM presentation has at least clarified that Talga is indeed using the site for the declared purpose. (Such a hall also costs money, in case anyone wonders why so much has melted recently.)
https://goo.gl/maps/ewfpmMHPGH2MRW6Q8
View attachment 23568 After reading @WheresTheMonkey article I wonder whether the crushed material is still being transported to Belgium for purification. Maybe the equipment is so special and expensive that it can only be paid for with the project financing. For me it remains strange that the pictures of the purification plants I had seen in one of the presentations corresponded exactly to the hall of GTK Finland. But why should a major newspaper explicitly mention Belgium? Perhaps GTK's capacities were no longer sufficient for tons of test material. We will find out in time.
Farewell frost! New surface prevents frost without heat |
Posted By Graphene Council, Monday, November 4, 2024 |
I think Sam's been looking over my shoulder."Solid-state batteries may yet catch up — but silicon anodes are winning the race to power EVs
Published Tue, Nov 5 2024
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“At this stage silicon anodes are used more as an additive to graphite-based anodes and in the years to come we expect to see increase of silicon share in anode, but in combination with graphite, while 100% silicon anodes will take longer time to enter the mass market,” he added."
I was going to say that 2D graphene is synthetic, but then, as with IKEA furniture, when all else fails, read the instructions, I saw energy storage.Maybe from interest. Found it while researching Frontgrade Gaisler AB and BRN.
"Seven films about Swedish graphene
20 november 2024
The innovation program SIO Graphene has made seven short films about the groundbreaking and two-dimensional material graphene. The focus is on Swedish companies and what has happened in Sweden.
It is Johan Ek Weis and Jonas Löfvendahl from Chalmers Industriteknik and SIO Grafen who have traveled around Sweden with the film camera and visited companies that work with graphene including Graphmatech, Grafren, 2D fab and other organizations that talk about the current state of the Swedish 2D industry.
"The films are for those who are curious about graphene and wonder about the current state of the materials in Sweden. We go through key aspects, products, advances and challenges. Right now, a huge amount is happening in Swedish industry around graphene and the films can be the way to start working with the groundbreaking 2D materials," says Jonas Löfvendahl in a press release.
The films show facts about graphene, Swedish manufacturing and the industry's scale-up, health aspects, as well as applications in energy storage, among other things. Seven films have been published and more will be added in 2025."
You can find them here.
Sju filmer om svenskt grafen
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