Phosphate concerns drive Chinese battery investments in Morocco

An aerial view of an open pit phosphate mine

Concerns about access to phosphate, a mineral input for lithium iron phosphate (LFP) battery cathodes, are driving Chinese battery producers to invest in Morocco, where 70% of the known global rock phosphate reserves are located. Cell maker Gotion High Tech and battery chemicals producers Sichuan Yahua Industrial Group and Guangzhou Tinci Materials have all announced […]

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