Stellantis enters agreement with Element 25 for manganese sulfate supply
Published by Joe Toft,
Editorial Assistant
Global Mining Review,
Element 25 will source the material from its Butcherbird project in Western Australia and plans to construct a processing facility in the United States. Stellantis will make an equity investment in Element 25.
Carlos Tavares, Stellantis CEO, stated:
“Our commitment to a carbon net zero future includes creation of a smart supply chain to ensure we meet our customers’ desire for EVs.
“Electric vehicles that deliver breakthrough customer experience in propulsion, connectivity and convenience are central to our Dare Forward 2030 plan that delivers safe, clean and affordable mobility.”
The agreement with Element 25 reinforces Stellantis’ electrification strategy, which includes securing substantial supplies of raw materials for battery electric vehicle (BEV) production. Manganese is a key stabilising element in the cathode of EV batteries.
Read the article online at: https://www.globalminingreview.com/mining/09012023/stellantis-enters-agreement-with-element-25-for-manganese-sulfate-supply/
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