Bullish outlook for base metals
There's no way enough mines can be built on time to meet net zero energy
transition targets on the timelines policymakers have promised, but
industrial metal miners - especially lithium and nickel miners - could get
very rich trying.
Full report: https://biv.com/article/2023/0
January 24, 2023
Battery-grade nickel demand to grow as world sets sights on low-carbon future
The global green transition and electrification of transport has started a paradigm shift in the demand dynamics of metals, which are required for a low-carbon future, and are set to experience a significant boost in demand in the coming decade at least, says research agency Fitch Solutions.
Full Report: Battery-grade nickel demand to grow as world sets sights on low-carbon future | November 19, 2021
The Importance of Class One Nickel for the EV Markets
Q&A with Ken Hoffman, Co-head of EV Battery Materials Research, McKinsey and Co. January 12, 2021
“There are two main features that consumers want in an electric vehicle, which is generally to match what they have today in a petrol car. They want range and they want recharge time. In range they want between 650 to 900 kilometers. And for recharge time they want about five or six minutes, which is how long it takes to refill your car. For this type of range, batteries need to have nickel.”
Full Story: The Importance of Class One Nickel for the EV Markets | January 12, 2021
Mining.com - Inomin expands Beaver-Lynx nickel project
Summary
- Inomin Mines (TSX.V: MINE) announced that it has expanded its Beaver-Lynx nickel project by 6,040 hectares through staking and the buyout of eight properties held by third-parties.
- In a press release, Inomin explained that the Beaver nickel-cobalt property has increased to 7,528 hectares from 4,250 hectares, while the Lynx property is now 12,662 hectares, up from 9,900 hectares.
BEAVER AND LYNX ARE PROSPECTIVE FOR LARGE, BULK-TONNAGE SULPHIDE NICKEL DEPOSITS
According to the Vancouver-based miner, the new ground within both properties covers nickel occurrences and prominent gravity anomalies that may be related to local mineralization.
Full Story: https://www.mining.com/inomin-expands-beaver-lynx-nickel-project/