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ENERGY
TRANSITION

Electric Vehicles have huge potential to improve our lives and the way we travel.

The global endeavour to combat climate change, improve air quality and reduce carbon emission is helping to fuel an energy revolution. Renewable power sources are increasingly being adopted; renewables capture energy created by the natural environment and limit the release of damaging elements into the atmosphere.

Driving innovation in this space is energy storage, which holds the key to transitioning away from fossil fuel dependence and revolutionising the future of the energy landscape, propelled by government policy shifts.

One of the key challenges that is often overlooked in this transformation is the acquisition of the highly sought-after raw battery materials that will be vital for powering cars, homes, devices, and businesses in the future.

In 2017, The Pallinghurst Group identified that the ongoing EV revolution and the explosion in demand for energy storage would create unprecedented demand for battery materials, which the prevailing production levels would not be able to satisfy. Its investments in Nouveau Monde Graphite, Nemaska Lithium and Talon Metals (nickel) are ideally positioned to address this urgent need.

Clean, Green

Global sales of EVs are expected to grow by 32% each year over the next decade, with EVs forecast to make up half of all global car sales by 2035. Global sales of EVs are expected to reach over 88 million by 2040, accounting for 61% of all vehicle sales, compared to just 3.1m in 2020.

Battery Materials

Energy Storage

THE EV CYCLE

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Renewable power sources

Electric vehicles

The power generation mix is changing toward clean energy. Post 2035 it is estimated that more than 50% of power generation will be renewable.

The trends are clear and the World is at the bottom of the growth curve. Now is the time to invest in the EV industry through critical battery materials.

Pallinghurst is at the forefront of delivering the highly sought-after battery materials for the EV boom.

The energy revolution is driving exponential increases in demand for battery materials.

1997

Toyota Prius Becomes First Mass-Produced Hybrid

2006

Arrival of Tesla Motors

2009 - 2014

Major Improvements In Charging Infrastructure

2010

Record Breaking Nissan Leaf

2013

Cost of EV Batteries Drops By 50%

2014

Market Swells With New Models

2019

Pallinghurst-Traxys Formed In Historic Joint Venture

2020

Norway Sets Electric Car Record

2021

International governments reaffirm commitments to electrification

2022

USA signs Inflation Reduction Act into law, allocating USD369 billion in new climate spending towards clean energy.

2023

Legacy car majors, including Ford, GM & Tesla, engage directly with critical material producers.

LANDMARKS OF THE MODERN ERA

ELECTRIC VEHICLES

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United Kingdom

Channel Islands

Pallinghurst and Traxys join forces – creating a joint venture to capitalise on the strong growth in demand for responsibly sourced battery materials

Pallinghurst and Traxys join forces – creating a joint venture to capitalise on the strong growth in demand for responsibly sourced battery materials

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