Let me list the people who cannot do what they're trying to do without lithium. Elon Musk. Tesla builds EVs. Every battery pack: lithium. Tesla builds Megapacks for grid storage. Every unit: lithium. Tesla is building the largest battery factory in the world. It runs on lithium. Satya
Elon doesn't bluff. When he said every car on the road would be electric, people laughed. Then Tesla became the most valuable automaker on earth. Then every legacy manufacturer announced EV programs. Then governments started banning combustion engines. Now ask the obvious question: where does all the lithium
EnergyX just turned on the largest lithium extraction plant in the United States. It's producing battery-grade lithium. At full scale, roughly a billion dollars a year in revenue. GM backed them with $50 million. The DOE awarded a grant. 47,000 investors have committed $171 million. Shares are
Washington has earmarked $7B to strengthen America’s critical mineral supply chains. The real winner? A US startup positioned to become a cornerstone of domestic lithium production (and its early-stage investors). Meet EnergyX. Their GET-Lit™ technology extracts up to 3X more lithium than conventional methods. That’s why EnergyX earned
Energy giants like Exxon and Chevron have been buying up land in America’s lithium hotspot. Now they’ve got a new neighbor. EnergyX just acquired 35,000 gross acres of high-grade lithium resources in Arkansas’ Smackover Formation, right next to Exxon and Chevron’s projects. What’s really turning
Wall Street just re-priced the future, but most investors will miss the significance of what that really means. Just about everything Elon Musk touches turns to gold. Dogecoin had a historic run. Starlink had its global satellite infrastructure approved by the FCC. Tesla is up 30,000% since IPO, and
That’s what Elon says. And it’s already happening. Just look at fast food. Miso Robotics is already delivering an AI-powered fry-cooking robot called Flippy that can cook perfectly around the clock. As restaurants grapple with 144% annual labor turnover rates and $20/hour minimum wages, it’s no
John D. Rockefeller’s empire would be worth $435 billion in today’s dollars. But “oil money” is old news, and something bigger is brewing today: A $2.1T opportunity to not burn coal. One company patented technology that can reform coal into hydrogen and other valuable commodities (like Rockefeller
In the 1800s, John D. Rockefeller started refining oil into the world's most valuable fuel. Now, another innovator is creating its own “Rockefeller Moment” with one of the world’s most abundant energy resources: coal. This is more important than ever right now, because a perfect storm of
There’s a story that follows Mark Cuban around to this day… Early on, someone pitched Cuban on a small startup. It wasn’t polished. It wasn’t obvious. And it didn’t scream “$80 billion opportunity.” So he passed. And now Uber is a household name, and Cuban missed
Lithium prices have doubled since mid-2025. The go-to energy storage solution for companies, that equals rising costs eating into their margins and competitiveness. Enter Qnetic. Instead of lithium, they invented a breakthrough energy storage system that runs on motion. By spinning a rotor at 12,000 RPM, they deliver a
John D. Rockefeller’s empire would be worth $435 billion in today’s dollars. But “oil money” is old news, and something bigger is brewing today: A $2.1T opportunity to not burn coal. One company patented technology that can reform coal into hydrogen and other valuable commodities (like Rockefeller