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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BASF is partnering with AgroSpheres to commercialize a new bioinsecticide. The product will control lepidopteran pests, including certain moths and butterflies.
By: Matt Blois
Birla Carbon is moving forward with a $1 billion plant in South Carolina to produce synthetic graphite, an anode material for lithium-ion batteries.
Hemlock Semiconductor is set to receive a $325 million grant from the federal government through the CHIPS and Science Act to expand polysilicon production.
Redoxblox has raised $30 million to develop technology that stores energy by using electricity to heat a metal oxide material.
By: Matt Blois
The technology speeds up the discovery process to deploy innovations sooner
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