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Has Toyota Discovered Rare Metal Auditing And Conservation?

by Jack Lifton on March 27, 2009 · 1 comment

in Batteries, Hybrids & EVs, Japan, News Analysis, Platinum Group, Rare Earths, Recycling

Why No Further Public Funds Should Be Used To Research Lithium-Ion Batteries For The Sole Use Of Propelling Electrified Private Passenger Carrying Motor Vehicles

by Jack Lifton on March 25, 2009

in Batteries, Hybrids & EVs, News Analysis, Nuclear Energy, Recycling

How Do Ford’s Plans To Make The Fusion Hybrid In Mexico Stimulate Employment In The USA?

by Jack Lifton on March 13, 2009 · 1 comment

in Batteries, Hybrids & EVs, News Analysis

Nickel Metal Hydride Batteries Are Being Steadily Improved And Clearly Outperform Existing Lithium-Ion Batteries In Production OEM Vehicles

by Jack Lifton on March 11, 2009

in Batteries, Hybrids & EVs, News Analysis

The Potential For An Electrified Future For Ford Depends On Lanthanum and Lithium, Whose Supply Is Not Assured

by Jack Lifton on March 9, 2009

in Batteries, Hybrids & EVs, Lithium, News Analysis, Rare Earths

General Motors No Longer Has The Capacity To Develop Or To Follow A New Business Model Based On Alternate Energy Powered Vehicles, So Why Prolong Its Agony?

by Jack Lifton on March 4, 2009

in Batteries, Hybrids & EVs, News Analysis

Bolivia Pins Hopes On Lithium, Electric Vehicles

by Admin on March 2, 2009

in Batteries, Hybrids & EVs, In The Media, Lithium

Service, Please

by Jack Lifton on January 27, 2009

in Batteries, Hybrids & EVs, Metals & Minerals, Recycling

The Future Of The Nickel Metal Hydride Battery And Its Constituent Rare Earth Metals

by Jack Lifton on January 23, 2009

in Batteries, Hybrids & EVs, Rare Earths

Jack Lifton: The Age Of Technology Metals

by Admin on January 5, 2009

in Batteries, Hybrids & EVs, In The Media, Rare Earths, Wind Turbines

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