Investment Opportunities In

Clean Energy Materials

Sustainable Manufacturing with Tuleva

Market Growth

The clean renewable energy market is projected to continue strong upward growth. The global renewable energy market is expected to reach $1.99 Trillion by 2030, growing at 8.6% CAGR to $8 Trillion by 2050. (Motley Fool, Nasdaq)

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It's on us

We're revolutionizing the mineral and metals supply chain with advanced technology and we're dramatically reducing the ESG footprint associated with conventional materials production. We're doing this while remaining firm in our commitment to ethical sourcing and ensuring minimal impact on the environment. Creating real solutions to climate change and making the world a better place is our ultimate goal.

Changing Trends

The battery market trend is currently shifting from lithium-ion batteries to solid state (lithium metal) batteries. This shift is projected to increase the demand for lithium metal. We are seeing this change in current developments happening in the auto manufacturing battery market needs for higher energy density.

Additionally, solid state batteries are anticipated to be used soon in aviation, which opens up an entirely new large market for lithium metal.

National Security

The United States government has listed Lithium and Graphite as critical minerals that are important for national security. Canada and the European Union have also listed lithium and graphite, in addition to copper, as critical minerals. Most of the of world's lithium and graphite is currently processed in Asia.

Tuleva intends to provide an alternate source for lithium, copper, and graphite for consumers in countries that are interested in de-risking the supply chain.

The Bigger Picture

In 2022, worldwide investments in energy transition technologies surged to an unprecedented $1.3 trillion USD. However, the present rate of investment falls short of what is needed to effectively steer the world towards achieving climate and socio-economic development goals.