Why is Europe investing billions in Li-ion batteries?

The clean energy revolution has created a need to secure lithium supply, a key component in the dominate Li-ion battery space and satisfy growing Global and European demand. Having lagged behind, Europe is now investing billions of Euros to transform its auto industry and become a leader in electrified mobility.

What is European lithium's Wolfsberg Lithium Project?

Having lagged behind, Europe is now investing billions of Euros to transform its auto industry and become a leader in electrified mobility. European Lithium’s Wolfsberg Lithium Project is in the heart of Europe’s burgeoning cluster of battery manufacturers. Confirmation * You agree to add your personal information to our mailing list.

What is lithium used for?

Lithium is a highly versatile metal that is widely used in glass and ceramic manufacture, aluminium smelting, greases, air treatment, metallurgical powders, polymers and a variety of speciality salts and pharmaceuticals. Lithium is a key component of Li-ion battery chemistry; the dominant rechargeable battery technology.

Why is lithium a key component of Li-ion battery chemistry?

Lithium is a key component of Li-ion battery chemistry; the dominant rechargeable battery technology. The clean energy revolution has created a need to secure lithium supply, a key component in the dominate Li-ion battery space and satisfy growing Global and European demand.