Japan needs to build more refineries to reduce lithium dependence

Cameron Perks, principal analyst at Benchmark, giving a presentation.
Cameron Perks, principal analyst at Benchmark, giving a presentation.

Japan will remain dependent on lithium supply from China for cathode production unless the country deploys capital to develop its domestic lithium refining industry. Giving a keynote presentation at Benchmark’s Battery Gigafactories Asia Pacific 2023, Cameron Perks, principal analyst at Benchmark, said Japan currently needs about 50,000 tonnes of lithium carbonate equivalent (LCE) to produce […]

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