I have a genuine question please to anyone out there -
(And not about why anyone out there feels the imperative to take ‘war games’ on HC onto linkedin)Are they saying there is economic sense to having electrolyte production facilities close to battery installations or close to battery manufacturing installations?
Google says once the electrolyte is in the batteries it stays ‘fresh’ for 25 years!
Can someone with a better understanding please explain how the cost effectiveness kicks in for anyone beyond those wanting to set up as battery making factories (like the new ones Invinity has in Scotland and Canada)?
Thanks
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