Lithium market expected to remain mostly in deficit until 2026
Much rests on Chinese domestic expansion.
We expect the market to mainly be in deficit until 2026, due to strong demand for lithium-ion batteries for EVs and, increasingly, energy storage systems (ESS).
A continued high price will incentivize project development and ensure that supply will come online to fill the gaps. New technologies like direct lithium expansion (DLE) may help ease the pressure on the lithium-ion supply chain. As well as alternative battery chemistries, especially for use in ESS.
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