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Whether you think Governor Hochul’s executive order is wise or foolish probably depends on your political perspective. But one thing should be clear...

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For all the well-known difficulties in the lithium-ion battery recycling and reuse industry over the last year, three factors may be converging to...

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NAATBatt has launched the first in its series of quarterly reports focused on specific sectors of the advanced battery market. NAATBatt has hired...

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The Supreme Court’s Learning Resources ruling isn’t about tariffs, but about a deeper failure of U.S. battery industrial policy. As China widens its...

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Regardless of the wisdom of the Trump tariffs, the Administration’s actions seem motivated by a genuine desire to return manufacturing to the United...

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The NAATBatt Onshoring Battery Technology Committee recently sponsored a delegation of NAATBatt members at InterBattery 2025. The delegation...

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NAATBatt 2025, the 17th annual meeting and conference of NAATBatt International, ended on Thursday, February 20, in Orlando, Florida. Initial...

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I had dinner recently with a friend who is a money manager. He told me that he planned to buy stock in a major automobile company. He said that...

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The 2024 general election is mercifully over. Many in the advanced battery, renewable energy and electric vehicle industries are apprehensive about...

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On August 29, I had the pleasure of participating in the fifth government-industry forum of the Li-Bridge project at Argonne National Laboratory...

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Two weeks ago, I had the pleasure of extending an invitation to Robin Zeng Yuqun, the Chairman of CATL, to attend a meeting of the Board of...

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