Shenyang Aluminum and Magnesium Engineering and Research Institute Co. (SAMI) and EnPot inked a Cooperate Agreement in Beijing in an official ceremony with NZ Prime Minister, Chris Hipkins today.

EnPot CEO Karyna Young was invited to present at the first U.S-New Zealand cleantech event of its kind, the Blue and Green Technology Conference held in Auckland, New Zealand.

Aluminium International Today Magazine interviewed EnPot CEO, Karyna Young and Chief Technology Officer, Dr. Nick Depree to understand more about how technology can transform aluminium smelters into f

EnPot CEO Karyna Young shares her perspective on how EnPot can support Europe's aluminium smelters through the current energy crisis - and beyond - in a candid interview with Aluminium Circle Magazine

EnPot featured amongst emerging clean technology companies at Cleantech Connect, a New Zealand Trade and Enterprise virtual investment showcase.

Here's the thing. Just 200 aluminium smelters use the same amount of power as 1.2 billion people use at home. This is my story about why I believe in this technology and how it can make a difference.

EnPot's Dr. Nick Depree, on how the aluminium industry can be decarbonised, now, using existing technology.

EnPot technology is highlighted by the International Energy Agency (IEA) as playing a key role in the required transformation of China's aluminium smelting industry.

Simon Holmes à Court, Energy Transition Hub, Melbourne University presenting how industry and renewable energy have the potential to benefit each other.

The International Energy Agency (IEA) in its February 2019 paper ‘China Energy System Transformation’, recommends that China’s primary aluminium smelters modulate energy consumption.

Article published in Aluminium International Today about aluminium's environmental credentials, with its infinite low energy recyclability and ability to contribute to decarbonisation.

David Wong and colleagues discuss how the world’s aluminium smelters could enable the rapid uptake of renewables in global power systems in The Chemical Engineer.

The first proposed pathway to zero carbon for primary aluminium production was unveiled at the ALUMINIUM Online Showcase 'Green Technologies'.

"The full emergence of Australia as an energy superpower of the low-carbon world economy would encompass large-scale..." Article published by the Institute for Energy Economics and Financial Analysis.

It is now widely accepted that the race to decarbonise the world’s power systems, is actually a race to provide suitable and sufficient energy storage solutions.