Which battery technology, page-12

@Names little - 'What are people's thoughts on likely technologies that may replace current Lithium, Graphite and Cobalt batteries say around 2025'

Couple of versions, 1x Cobalt free & 1x Ti oxide nanotubes & working on StorDot type tech with DTZ, like the tech that Daimler has signed up on with StorDot - certainly some niche market potential if nothing else. So much going on in this space & IMO no 'right' answer there will be room for many technologies.

http://www.ultra-charge.net/wp-content/uploads/2018/03/Investor_Presentation_March2018.pdf

https://www.bloomberg.com/news/arti...-backs-storedot-fast-charging-battery-startup

IMO the biggest worry for graphite miners will be the HAZER tech producing synthetic graphite with very low CO2 output + hydrogen. MIN is already 'onto' it.

That is why I 'laugh' at Tanzanian Govt thinking they are so smart getting graphite miners over a barrel, by the time they get their act together the graphite market will either have changed or been superseded, potential miners will just walk away as who is going to fund a dying industry in a greedy unstable, unpredictable country ? They need to sort it ASAP & get some first mover advantage or they will end up with 100% of nothing & be back to nut farming on the land.
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