Talga Resources receives government grant for anode refinery feasibility study

Talga Resources logo 2017Battery anode developer Talga Resources has announced that it has received a commitment for a ~AU$1.8 million (around USD1.3 million) UK Government grant to complete a feasibility study into the commerciality of a Talga UK Anode Refinery.

The UK government has recently announced a series of economic stimulus packages, including a £1 billion Automotive Transformation Fund (“ATF”), towards boosting the domestic electric vehicle and lithium-ion battery economy in collaboration between the Advanced Propulsion Centre, the Department for Business Energy and Industrial Strategy, Innovate UK and the Department for International Trade.

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