Your maths is a bit out there!
AFAIK:
100 kWh = circa 80-90kg LCE
(I’ve also seen slightly lower figures thrown around eg. 70kg)
Therefore 1 GWh = circa 800-900 tonnes LCE
15 GWh = circa 12000-13500 tonnes LCE
Ps.
“Demand for EV batteries reached more than 750 GWh in 2023, up 40% relative to 2022, though the annual growth rate slowed slightly compared to in 2021‑2022. Electric cars account for 95% of this growth.”
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