Tesla avoid emitting 8.4 million metric tons of CO2

In 2021, the global fleet of Tesla vehicles, energy storage and solar panels
enabled customers to avoid emitting 8.4 million metric tons of CO2. Tesla become the best car company by market capitalization.

Climate change is reaching alarming levels globally due in large part to emissions from burning fossil fuels for
transportation and electricity generation. The world cannot reduce GHG emissions without addressing both
energy generation and consumption. And the world cannot address its energy habits without first directly
reducing emissions in the transportation and energy sectors.

Tesla Company stated that, “We strive to be the best on every metric relevant to our mission to accelerate the world’s transition to
sustainable energy. To maximize our impact, we plan to continue increasing our production volumes and the
accessibility of our products. In more concrete terms, this means that by 2030 we are aiming to sell 20 million
electric vehicles per year (compared to 0.94 million in 2021) and deploy 1,500 GWh of energy storage per year
(compared to 4 GWh in 2021).
If we were to achieve such a vehicle delivery milestone through a consistent growth rate, the total Tesla vehicle
fleet would surpass tens of millions of vehicles by 2030, and each of those vehicles could save tons of CO2e
emissions every year of usage.
Furthermore, each product we make must be continuously improved at each step of its lifecycle: from
manufacturing to consumer use to recycling.
We must also improve every metric, including the energy and water used to make our products, how safe our
customers and employees are and the affordability and accessibility of our products”.

Elon Musk announced that Tesla “might actually have to get into the mining and refining”. “Price price of lithium has gone to insane levels!” tweeted Musk.

For many years China has lead the world in investment’s and now near 80 per cent of the entire supply chain for electric vehicles and lithium-ion batteries, and therefore energy storage, is on their hands. “The U.S. and Europe has been extremely slow to forge a strategy to secure a supply chain of lithium and other rare earth minerals.

The world’s population is growing faster than at any time in history, and mineral consumption is growing faster than population as more consumers enter the market for minerals and as the global standard of living increases.

 Sahit Muja said ; “Albanian Minerals has forges new strategy to secure EV supply chain minerals. Albanian Minerals has been positioning itself to become key suppliers of green magnesium, and it’s now turning its focus to battery ingredient minerals including nickel, lithium and graphite.

The global conversion to EV, renewable green energy are central to the world’s clean energy future. The demand for essential minerals are changing as a new range of commodities are sought. Miners need to plan strategically for the new green future”.

Mr: Muja said that; “The new green transition presents a significant opportunity for Albanian Minerals as we have significant reserves of essential minerals including cobalt and nickel in are portfolio”.

“I would like once again to urge entrepreneurs to enter the lithium-refining business,” Tesla Chief Executive Elon Musk told analysts in July. “There’s lithium pretty much everywhere, but you have to refine the lithium into battery-grade lithium carbonate and lithium hydroxide, which has extremely high purity. So it is basically like minting money right now.” Elon Musk said.