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Recently, there is some good news for America’s lithium supply: “The US is on the cusp of a lithium boom after years of laying the groundwork for an electric-vehicle supply chain that doesn't rely on China.” https://lnkd.in/gsQCRfB8 The U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) loaned $2.6 billion to Lithium Americas Corp., the company developing Thacker Pass, in northern Nevada, and another lithium mine in the state. And a project in California's Salton Sea started construction earlier this year. These sites, expected to come online between 2026 and 2028, would massively increase the US's lithium supply. https://lnkd.in/gddMWyRt "This essential loan helps us reduce dependence on foreign suppliers and secure America's energy future," said Lithium Americas CEO Jonathan Evans. https://lnkd.in/esi-5Exg “Federal researchers estimating last year that the superheated brine deep beneath the Salton Sea contains enough lithium to fuel 382 million electric-vehicle batteries.” #EnergyIndependence #AmericanManufacturing #DomesticSourcing #CleanEnergy #LithiumSupplyChain #ElectricVehicles #BatteryTechnology #DOE #ThackerPass #SaltonSea #SustainableEnergy #FutureOfMobility #USSupplyChain

Great interview with Lyten Chairman of the Board, Lars Herlitz. From CEENERGYNEWS: Lyten’s technology can definitely help address concerns about supply chain dependence on countries like China, both for the US and Europe, which are working to diversify their battery supply chains. In fact, without relying on critical minerals like graphite, nickel, manganese or cobalt, this dependence is drastically reduced. [Read full article: https://lnkd.in/gZxhF9FJ by Claudia Patricolo] “This is a major advantage of our chemistry,” underlines Lars Herlitz. “The materials we use are locally available and extracted in environmentally safe ways. Sulfur, for example, is a byproduct of many industrial processes. Our 3D graphene comes from a carbon sequestration process, transforming gas into hydrogen and 3D Graphene. Additionally, we can extract lithium from salty brines rather than through traditional mining methods, which is particularly abundant in places like Hungary.” #Lyten #LithiumSulfur #EVBatteries #Sustainability #GreenEnergy #EuropeanManufacturing #BatteryManufacturing

Congratulations to Kim Racine, CSP, CHMM, PSM for her well-deserved selection into Marquis Who's Who! Kim is the head of environment, health and safety (#EHS) at Lyten Inc, and this recognition highlights her incredible dedication, expertise, and contributions to her field. Kim's commitment to excellence and leadership continue to inspire everyone around her, and it’s no surprise to anyone that knows her that she’s being celebrated on this prestigious platform. Thank you, Kim, for all that you do and for setting such a high standard for us all. We're so proud of your achievements and look forward to seeing all the great things you will accomplish in the future! #Congratulations #MarquisWhosWho #Leadership #Achievement #ProudMoment #Inspiration #Lyten #Safety #EHS https://lnkd.in/gazyYFXt

Fox Business News "The Bottom Line" interviews Keith Norman, Chief Sustainability Officer about Lyten's announcement of the world's first Lithium-Sulfur Gigafactory, and how we are reshaping the US Battery Supply Chain. #Lyten #LithiumSulfur #EVBatteries #USManufacturing #BatteryGigafactory #BatterySupplyChain #SupplyChainResilience #BatteryManufacturing #EnergyStorage #ElectricVehicles #Sustainability #CleanTech #RenoNevada

Local Reno News coverage of Lyten's Lithium-Sulfur Gigafactory announcement yesterday... #Lyten #LithiumSulfur #GigaFactory #EVBattery #Sustainability #Innovation #RenoNevada #NevadaInnovation #BatteryManufacturing #EnergyStorage #ElectricVehicles #CleanTech

Lyten has been featured in the Financial Times article entitled "$1bn US battery plant plan shows race to reduce reliance on China." The article follows Lyten's announcement of its plan to build the world's first Lithium-Sulfur battery gigafactory in Nevada. Lyten's Lithium-Sulfur batteries do not utilize graphite, nickel, manganese, and cobalt and will help break the world's dependence on the China battery supply chain. (Subscription required) https://lnkd.in/eHsMuxa7 Reported by: Amanda Chu, Jamie Smyth, Patrick Temple-West #FT #Lyten #LithiumSulfur #BatteryGigafactory #BatteryManufacturing #EnergyStorage #ElectricVehicles #SustainableEnergy #CleanTech

Today is a big step for Lyten! We're announcing our plan to build the World’s First *Lithium-Sulfur* battery gigafactory - and we are doing it in Reno, Nevada. We are locating the facility in the Reno AirLogistics Park at Stead Airport. At scale, the facility will be able to manufacture up to 10 GWh of lithium-sulfur batteries and will supply our rapidly growing pipeline of customers from automotive, micromobility, space, drones, defense, and stationary storage. This is just the start of our relationship with Nevada. The Nevada Congressional Delegation has been instrumental to the project. A heartfelt thank you to Office of the Governor - State of Nevada Joe Lombardo, Senator Jacky Rosen, and Senator Catherine Cortez Masto, who have all been huge supporters of the development as part of their bold vision for Nevada’s global leadership in battery materials sourcing and manufacturing. It literally takes a village to build, supply, and staff a gigafactory. Key contributors to making the factory possible include Michael Dermody, Executive Chairman at Dermody Properties, Daren Griffin, A.A.E., President/CEO of the Reno-Tahoe Airport Authority, Taylor Adams President and CEO of the Economic Development Authority of Western Nevada, Heather Wessling Grosz, CEcD, MA, SVP Business Development at EDAWN University of Nevada, Reno President Brian Sandoval, Karin Hilgersom, President of Truckee Meadows Community College, Thomas Burns Nevada Governor's Office of Economic Development, Executive Director. And there are many more to thank!   Check our today’s press release for the details. https://lnkd.in/gR2F9xzb #Lyten #LithiumSulfur #Sustainability #EVBatteries #BatteryGigafactory #NevadaInnovation #ElectricVehicles #CleanTech #FutureOfEnergy #RenoNevada (Below: A 3D rendering of Lyten’s planned gigafactory.)

Lyten hosted a remarkable delegation from Germany, comprised of leaders from various industries including energy storage, automotive, and environmental technologies. They visited us to learn more about our cutting-edge Lithium-Sulfur battery technology and its potential for future collaborations in multiple industries. The group included representatives from: PEM Motion GmbH, Robin Johnston Circunomics GmbH, Felix Paul Wagner and Marius Vogt Hosokawa Alpine AG – Logistikzentrum, Thomas Weischer and Steve Craig RAYLASE GmbH, Harnesh Singh and Dr. Jan Bernd Habedank HECHT Technologie GmbH, Robin Muench Sonplas GmbH, Luca Schmerbeck EAS Batteries GmbH, Dr. Frank Diehl Reckelberg Environmental Technologies GmbH, Nico Klemencic and Claas Reckelberg Drei Bond GmbH, Christian Eicke and Severin Brandl Emil Motors GmbH, Maximilian Güttinger Trade Horizons Limited, Erik Adair and Miriam Achenbach @BMWK German Ministry, Sandra Matk A special thank you to Trade Horizons, an award-winning market entry consultancy, for helping foster international collaboration and connecting innovative companies with potential partners in new markets. We look forward to continuing these conversations and exploring ways we can collaborate to help shape a sustainable and electrified future for both Germany and the U.S. Thank you again to all the visitors below for taking the time to learn about Lyten’s innovations. We hope this is just the beginning of a strong partnership! #innovation #sustainability #EV #batterytechnology #globalcollaboration #LithiumSulfur

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Today, we had the pleasure of hosting a fantastic group of visitors from Saudi Arabia, including representatives from Lamarka Consulting Services, intelmatix, Mewa, Fathom.io, KAUST (King Abdullah University of Science and Technology), Nanofabric, Flat6Labs Abu Dhabi, amplifAI health, NTDP SA, and Research, Development and Innovation Authority (RDIA). During their visit to Lyten’s facility and battery pilot line, they got a firsthand look at what life is like in a high-tech startup. We had insightful discussions about the early phase of our journey, challenges they may be facing, and how innovation and progress keep us all pushing forward. We're excited to see how the global tech community continues to grow and collaborate! Thank you for visiting us - it was our pleasure hosting you:  Tariq Alsahafi, MSc Ahmad Alabdulkareem, Ph.D. ali alialghamdi Gaida Altassan Hattan Ahmed Khalid Alanazi Lujain Nassif Dr. Meshari F. Alwashmi Mohammed Almamar Rashed Aldubayyan Stephanie Richards Abdulaziz Areekan Albara Alqurasshi Fouad Ahnazawi Sondus Azabn