Western European Antimony Energy Storage Battery Company

The future increase in demand for antimony lies in its potential to become a crucial component in battery technology. Antimony's unique property as a heat retardant is essential in preventing thermal runaway in batteries, making it a crucial element in the development of effective energy storage systems.

Antimony's unique property as a heat retardant is essential in preventing thermal runaway in batteries, making it a crucial element in the development of effective energy storage systems. Its heat retardant properties enable the mass scalability of batteries, making it the only metal capable of achieving this goal. Antimony molten salt batteries

Based in Oslo, and founded in 2020, Evyon delivers high-quality battery energy storage systems based on repurposed EV batteries for a range of applications. They developed technologies for reassembly and operations to convert usable second life EV batteries into modular plug-and-play battery storage systems.

Media attention seems focused on the battery metals required for electric vehicles (“EVs”), including lithium, cobalt, graphite, and rare earths, but antimony was one of the few metals that is on all of the critical metals lists across Australia, Canada, China, the EU, Japan, and the USA. The importance of antimony

Currently, the global supply of antimony is heavily reliant on China, Russia, and Tajikistan, which produced over 88% of the world's supply in 2022, according to the US Geological Survey (“USGS”). Antimony prices have surged this year to a record high, currently trading at US$13,000 per tonne, more than double the US$5,500 per tonne rate in 2019.

Molten Metals could have one of the largest antimony resources globally if it can confirm the historical resources that were calculated in the 1980s and 1990s when Slovakia was part of the Soviet Union. Offtake agreements and future capital