The Latest Breaking News from lithium

It means smart luggage may not be able to be used

An EasyJet customer went on Twitter to alert others about a bag rule that also applies to other airlines - here is more information for passengers

US chemical giant Albemarle wants to build a 500-bed village for lithium refinery workers on coastal farmland south of Perth, despite opposition from the local shire and residents.

Each airline has its own rules and restrictions for the kinds of bags allowed

After nearly six months of fighting, Moscow’s invasion has yielded at least one big reward write Anthony Faiola and Dalton Bennett

Professor Tony Chan, President of King Abdullah University of Science and Technology (KAUST), revealed tangible success in transforming research and studies conducted at the university into real-world inventions. This led to the inclusion of KAUST on the list of research universities that were able to export technology outside its geographical…

A Victorian dairy farm expects it will save $70,000 annually after incorporating Hunter-built lithium batteries into its clean energy power supply.

Mexico's Foreign Minister Marcelo Ebrard will discuss lithium collaboration with Bolivian authorities in his visit to the South American country scheduled for Friday, according to a statement published on Wednesday by the ministry.

The Department for Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy has published its first Critical Minerals Strategy

A 19th-century photography technique may up our modern-day tech game and make wearables both more desirable and more effective.

In a new study, researchers suggest sourcing the lithium required for rechargeable batteries from unlikely places. Their proposal could prove more sustainable than traditional methods.