Role of Critical Minerals, page-16

Some of the key highlights i found interesting were.



There may be a higher upfront requirement for battery metals. However, once built there is less security risk from disruptions and also 20 years down the line when they approach end of life the metals should be recyclable. Meaning we won't need to dig up as much minerals in the future and by that stage there may be less cars even required thanks to robo taxis and other future inventions.







Here is a good summary of why QPM's real competitors have imo a inferior product and why DNI method could quite easily end up being the gold standard when it comes to refining nickel laterite.