Sherritt International Corp T.S

Alternate Symbol(s): SHERF

Metals & Mining Industrial Metals & Minerals

Sherritt International Corporation is a Canada-based company engaged in the mining and refining of nickel and cobalt metals essential for the adoption of electric vehicles. The Company is engaged in the production of high purity nickel and cobalt metals from lateritic ore. Its technologies group creates solutions for oil and mining companies around the world to improve environmental performance. It is also the independent energy producer in Cuba. The Company offers a range of products including Nickel, Cobalt, Fertilizers and Other Products. The Nickel products category includes standard grade, steel grade, and nickel powders. The Cobalt products category includes cobalt briquettes and cobalt powders. The Fertilizers product category includes anhydrous ammonia, granular ammonium sulfate, crystalline ammonium sulfate-super salt, and crystalline ammonium sulfate-standard grade. The Other products category includes sulfuric acid, zinc sulfide, and copper sulfide.

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Comment by rkhoslaon May 28, 2023 12:24am

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RE:RE:I am sitting in an brand new LFP model Y

Irony is the LFP is set to charge to 100% whereas the NMC is set to 80%. So do you want 100% of 400km (and more lifetime cycles) or 80% of 500km at a premium cost (and less lifetime cycles). Hmmm.

Albatross wrote:
You are right not every car will need to go 500km+..

I imagine people will want the option for the longest possible range in some of their vehicles, maybe not the commuter ones, but definitely ones to go on trips in.

At this point I see the whole vehicle market hashing out what zero carbon looks like and what is the cheapest, most practical and gives best value in the long run... heck we may even keep gasoline vehicles around if we can figure out renewable gasoline somehow.

Don't forget, if they don't want to be hypocrites they will want the most environmentally friendly nickel as well to be used in these batteries.. and that's definitely not nickel pig iron, at this point

Does anyone know if there are items/equipment other than batteries that require class 1 nickel? Inconel?