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The Energy Saving Element (ESE) product line from Kanthal offers reduced heat loss through insulation of heating elements. This translates to lower energy consumption compared with traditional designs, without compromising productivity.

Roller hearth kilns equipped with silicon carbide elements have been the standard for the calcination process in cathode production for many years. But what if a rotary kiln would be a better option? Kanthal would like to challenge the status quo.

To drive the world’s energy transition, we need at least a hundred times more battery capacity than we have today. However, for batteries to be part of a greener future, we need to rethink how they are sourced, manufactured and recycled. So says Y. Shirley Meng, a professor of molecular engineering at the University of Chicago’s Pritzker School of Molecular Engineering.

As demand for electric vehicles grows exponentially, the battery market has never been hotter. But what if electric vehicles are just the start of a battery-powered future?

Lithium-ion batteries are in greater demand than ever. As more lithium refineries spring up around the world, we take a deep dive into the potential benefits – and challenges – of replacing gas-fired heating with electric heating solutions.

Carbon emissions, volatile energy prices, growing energy demand. These are just some of the challenges that energy efficiency can help solve in the fight for more sustainable business operations.

The lithium-ion battery industry’s climate footprint has come under scrutiny as world demand for fossil-free batteries soars. As legislators and customers alike demand a clean production chain, a good start is to replace fossil fuels in the production process with electricity wherever possible.

The global energy crisis could make an even stronger case for transitioning to electric heating technology for lithium refining heating processes, especially in the long run.

It’s often said that fortune favors the brave – that risk takers are more likely to succeed than their cautious counterparts. When it comes to investing in new technology, does this maxim hold true? While there’s no simple answer, business leaders agree that seeking new opportunities is vital to success.