Freelance Journalist, Associate Editor, Business Williamson
Matt Blois is a freelance journalist and Associate Editor for Business Williamson. He specializes in covering the business and technology aspects of the chemical industry, with a particular focus on lithium and battery technologies. His work has been featured in publications such as American Chemical Society and FreightWaves.
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Matt Blois's coverage focuses on battery technology, lithium mining, sustainable chemicals, renewable energy, and environmental regulations. His articles often include press releases and private sector announcements related to these topics. To effectively reach out to Matt Blois, consider providing expert analysis or exclusive insights into the latest developments in battery technology, lithium mining projects, sustainable chemical production methods, renewable energy innovations or updates on environmental regulations.
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Veolia is selling its sulfuric acid regeneration business to the private equity firm American Industrial Partners for $620 million.
The $1.4 billion plant in North Carolina will produce batteries for the fast-growing stationary storage market
Battery material firms continue adjusting to slower growth of electric car sales
Neo Performance Materials is selling nearly all its Chinese rare earth separation business to Shenghe Resources, a rare earth processor in China, for $30 million.
By: Matt Blois
Pilbara Minerals will acquire Latin Resources, which is developing a hard-rock lithium mine in Brazil, in an all-stock deal worth $377 million.
The latest boost is a Department of Defense program to help start-ups pilot processes for biobased chemicals
Spectris has purchased fellow scientific instrument maker Micromeritics from the private equity firm SFW Capital Partners for more than $600 million.
By: Matt Blois
The industrial gas firm Linde has detailed plans to build a $2 billion facility that will supply low-carbon hydrogen to a complex in Alberta, Canada, where
Keliber Technology, a subsidiary of the mining firm Sibanye-Stillwater, has secured a $556 million loan, the last piece of financing needed to build a lithium mine and chemical plant in Finland.
Syngenta is partnering with Provivi to develop two pheromone-based products that control insects that damage rice and corn fields in Asia.
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