In order to make British roads more environmentally friendly in the future, the UK has pledged to ban the sale of gasoline and diesel vehicles by 2030.
The UK’s dream approached the removal of gasoline and diesel cars from roads and replacing them with electric cars, as approval was granted the first large Li -Li -Teris refinery in the country, according to the British newspaper “Express”.
Lithium is an important component because it is a metal that is about 8 kg of each lithium battery required for one electric car, according to the “Argon National Laporatori” laboratory.
The new facility, owned by Green Lithium and supported by Travigora (the biggest mineral dealer in the world), will be based in the United Kingdom.
The facility will produce enough lithium hydroxide for a million electric cars every year and the factory can also help the UK in reducing its current dependence on the East Asian market, a major obstacle to the launch of local electric vehicles.
Since 89 percent of the world’s lithium is currently processed in East Asia, Britain has had difficulty entering the market because it has been dependent on imports.
Up to 60% of the world’s lithium, 77 percent of its lithium battery cells, and 60% of its battery manufacturing are produced solely by China.
But now that Green Lithium has received a government grant worth 600,000 pounds to aid in the UK’s electric car revolution, Britain might be able to make a mark on the lithium market.
This now suggests that the prospects for selling electric cars in the United Kingdom have significantly improved.
to begin operating electric vehicles, establish the first lithium charging station in the United Kingdom.
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