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Lithium-Sulfur - A Geographically Agnostic Battery Chemistry US, EU China (99%)

LFP

Rest of World China (60%)

HIGH NI

SODIUM

SULFUR

China

US, EU

Rest of World

US, EU, AU

*** Sodium Ion is highly dependent on which cathode/anode pairing. *** Certain cathode/anode pairings supply chain is heavily leaned towards china Source: Reuters,,Argonne, UFine,Battery Official,Battery Report 2023 (pg 143-146)

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