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China Is Ahead Of Europe And US In Recycling Lithium, Cobalt And Nickel For Batteries, Finds Germany UniversityStudy
11 Dec 2023 | Abstracted from MSN
"China is expected to be able to employ recycling to meet its own demand for primary lithium for electric vehicles, obtained through mining, from 2059 onwards; in Europe and the U.S., this will not happen until after 2070
"University of Munster-led team of researchers from the fields of science and the automotive and battery industries...investigating when the demand for the three most important raw materials for batteries lithium, cobalt and
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