And from your link, what are BASF intending to get rid of here?
"The next step for BASF is to introduce more radical changes to nickel-metal hydride batteries, swapping out the materials used now for ones that can store more energy and withstand higher voltages."
Those materials they want to get rid of are the REE. So while NiMH may be getting a new lease of life, it won't help Lynas if they succeed.
And from your link, what are BASF intending to get rid of here?...
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