Betty, the thread is called 'Associated News'.
Inflicting everyone with silly memes with no information is pointless, and probably contributes to getting data centres heating up with more internet cat style rubbish!
Try posting something of substance that relates to nickel, gas, critical minerals, EVs, government policy, you get the drift.
Run, box, lift, volunteer, whatever, to assist with the battery metals investor hurt.
Here's some associated news on the partner country front, with high nickel Korean carmakers gaining ground in the US:
https://electrek.co/2024/08/19/hyundai-closes-gap-tesla-us-ev-market-share-hits-10/
And their government is upping investment in EV infrastructure, after the recent underground carpark fire:
https://koreajoongangdaily.joins.co...fter-concerns-rise-over-battery-fires/2116381
Locally, Evie Networks are expanding their charging network. From the AFR:
...The company now has 676 charging bays at 266 sites, and isn’t letting concerns about grid capacity constraints or a slowdown in EV sales derail plans to roll out another 400 chargers at 106 sites this financial year, says Paul Fox, co-founder and head of strategy.
“In the main we haven’t seen, you know, the levels of congestion that were experienced then. And I think that’s simply because overall, the balance between supply and demand of chargers has improved quite a lot,” Mr Fox said.
That would lift its total to 1100 bays. Mr Fox says that although the rate of growth in EV sales has declined, it is off a larger base
Does anyone know how New Caledonia is going with the civil unrest?
The country supplies 6% of the world's nickel. That coming offline would start the supply-demand imbalance evening up somewhat.
BTW, LME nickel (the dirty stuff) is ticking up lately:
https://www.lme.com/en/Metals/Non-ferrous/LME-Nickel
