View from the ground in Qinghai: Why recovery breakthroughs aren't lifting lithium output

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Producers in Qinghai's Qaidam Basin have sharply lifted how much lithium they recover from brine, yet the province's output is not increasing as a result. The disconnect points to feedstock and water, rather than technology, as the real bottlenecks on China's largest lithium-brine region. Benchmark visited the basin in August, allowing us to verify our China salt-lake forecast against the work of producers on the ground.

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