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TCL #40: Tata's $11bn Chip Bet, Sanofi's Patent Woes and Offgrid's Zinc Play
Companies pivot to new technologies and regions as supply chains tighten.
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TCL #39: Activists Target Chemical Giants
From carbon conversion to corporate raiders, the chemical sector seeks new formulas for growth
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TCL #38: The Weight of Industrial Realignment
From rare earth funding to abandoned recycling plans.
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TCL #37: Silicon Dreams Meet Ceramic Realities
From military-grade materials to electric vehicle pragmatism, industry navigates the turbulent waters of technological transformation.
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TCL#36: The Rewiring
Bets on batteries and AI while oil titans stumble
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TCL#35: Following the Money
Venture capital finds Chemistry, with mixed results.
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TCL #34: The Green Rush Gathers Steam
From rare earths to recycled batteries, America's clean-tech sector is attracting serious money.
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TCL #33: The Material Revolution
From six-month molecular discoveries to $1.50 hydrogen, technology is compressing the innovation timeline.
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TCL#32: Legacy Industries Hedge Tomorrow
Established players bet on the technologies that may replace them.
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TCL #31: Green Means Go
The climate transition is shifting from pledge to practice. This week saw companies across industries, from adhesive makers to cargo airlines, embrace cleaner technologies not just for virtue, but for profit. Henkel and Sasol's low-carbon glues, FedEx's sustainable jet fuel, and India's volcanic rock
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TCL #30: Transforming Tomorrow's Materials, Energy, & Computing
This week's The Chem Ledger spotlights partnerships reshaping industries, from Nanotherm and Battelle's CNT heating solutions to Intel and Shell's immersion cooling technology for data centers. Notable advancements include MP Materials' rare earth supply chain development in Saudi Arabia and Realta Fusion'
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TCL #29: Reimagining Matter, Manufacturing, and Memory
Tiny Tech, Vast Ambitions