Intelligent mobility for energy revolution
Accelerating progress in battery technology is the aim of a European partnership. Because clean energy is indispensable for energy system transformation
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The European Innovation Partnership for Intelligent Cities and Towns has published a White Paper on issues such as smart mobility and renewable energy. But the latest session of the Smart Cities World Congress in Barcelona also reveals that much more needs to be done if Europe is to meet its 2050 climate targets. There must be progress in thinking and acting at the international, national and local levels.
The public sector, in particular, cannot fail to set a role model function. This includes, for example, a fleet of electric cars. Environmental zones and other incentives must also be created so that the population can participate. But of course, the great wave of electromobility will only make progress if there are enough batteries at reasonable prices. This is where the supply chains and in particular the raw materials companies come into play. In the future, for example, a great deal of lithium will have to be processed in correspondingly good quality. Companies such as Millennial Lithium would then be responsible for the replenishment.
Millennial Lithium owns the Pastos Grandes Lithium Project in Argentina - https://www.commodity-tv.com/play/newsflash-99-with-millennial-lithium-aurania-resources-osisko-gold-royalties-auryn-resources-und-caledonia-mining/. With tax support from the government, the pilot plant is already under construction.
The procurement of the necessary electricity must not be lost sight of. Renewable energies are particularly necessary for this. But nuclear power will also be an important factor for CO2 neutrality. The raw material, especially uranium, must also be made available for this purpose. One company that could be considered for this in the future is IsoEnergy - https://www.commodity-tv.com/play/iso-energy-well-financed-for-further-uranium-exploration-at-hurricane-zone-discovery/.
The Canadians own several uranium projects in the uranium stronghold of Saskatchewan in the Athabasca Basin in Canada. Best financed, best projects and an experienced management, the construction boom of nuclear power plants should provide added value.
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