“We can make a lower carbon product and we can make it as cost-effectively as the Chinese.” Q&A with Calix CEO Phil Hodgson 

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Australia currently exports almost all of its lithium in the form of spodumene concentrate, which contains less than 6% lithium oxide. That is then processed in China into battery chemicals. But that situation is now changing, with the construction of processing plants in Australia. One route is to produce battery-grade lithium hydroxide in Australia, but […]

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