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Climate crisis is at an inflection point

Successful mitigation of global greenhouse gas emissions will rely on coordinated development and implementation of technological solutions; of which lithium-ion renewable batteries will play a central role. Currently the ecosystem is fragmented, requiring more transparent support at the raw material level; or fails to meet the green reduction needed.

Paris Agreement commitments require action


European
Solution

Investment and growth demanded at all value chain levels

Disparity between investment and capacity growth at battery manufacturing is driving a major localised supply deficit for lithium chemical materials. More targeted support is required to establish production expansion and security of localised, sustainable raw and chemical lithium materials.

“We are 100% dependent on lithium imports. The EU, if finding the right environmental approach, will be self-sufficient in a few years, using its own resources”
Thierry Breton
[EU commissioner 2021]

EU potential

European Commission is targeting carbon neutrality and reducing transport emission by 90% by 2050 – supporting coordinated progress along the entire battery value chain.

Sustainable raw materials supply by driving innovation, education, and entrepreneurship.

InnoEnergy funding accelerates energy innovation across the EU ecosystem.

Environmental, Social and Governance (ESG) and lifecycle requirements for digital Battery Passport platform, enhancing industry transparency.

European Commission Action Plan on Critical Raw Materials to secure strategic materials and knowledge to develop EU Industrial Ecosystems.

Transition to a climate-neutral and digital society requires a change in approach to valuable raw materials.

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