News for Lion Energy Limited (LIOEF)

Good morning, and Happy Friday! Here’s everything you need to know, and some things you don't, before the ASX opens today.

Local markets have spent Thursday fleeing from Wednesday's

Global sales of electric vehicles are set to leap 35% this year after a record-breaking 2022, implicating the energy sector.

In 2022, 100 Aussie green hydrogen projects were announced - more than double the projects announced in 2021.

A report released by CSIRO pinpoints fit-for-purpose solutions for energy storage to keep pace with rapidly rising electricity demand.

The US DOE has released road maps for industries and policy makers about how to advance nuclear into the country’s mainstream.

New data out of Norwegian-based Rystad Energy suggests 2023 might be the start of a long slog for this nascent sector.

New analysis finds "overwhelming" support for the introduction of a fuel efficiency standard (FES) for light vehicles in Australia.

Researchers at RMIT University have developed a more energy efficient way to make hydrogen directly from seawater.

Who's on-board the electric manganese train, Guy Le Page likes this $18m capped high gold explorer and Canary Capital's top biotech stocks.

The ASX has lifted ~0.8% off the back of a jump in unemployment to 3.7%, while Matsa strikes gold in WA and coal miners go moaning in NSW.

Shares in Australia's biggest carbon polluter AGL dropped 10% yesterday as it remained upbeat on pivot into renewables.

Low-carbon investments will increase by US$60bn this year thanks to wind developments and a rise in funding for hydrogen and carbon capture.

Global Energy Monitor says renewable capacity is just large enough to offset current operating coal capacity by 2030.

On Stockhead today, we're all over M&A, ETF's, Copper, Gold, Chinese tech, Iron ore and new metal. Name it, were on it. Human buttons here.

The ASX finishes down 0.28% for the day, Cyprium and Turaco see solid gains, Lake hits an important lithium milestone and now it's time to go home.

As 2022 draws to a close, it is probably as good time as any to look back at some of the top energy events that took place this year.

There's been a pouring of investment into long-duration energy storage (LDES) projects in just three short years but hurdles are predicted.

BNEF says Australia has not only gone backwards on climate disclosure policies but fossil fuel subsidies increased by 4pc between 2016 – 2020.