BMI have also recognised the importance now being placed on emissions in the LiB supply chain. Benchmark’s new Battery Emissions Analyser (BEA) service now sheds new light on the carbon emissions of both chemistries as billions of dollars of investment flow towards new supply chain capacity. Understanding emissions today is key to improving how these new supply chains are built out over the next decade.
The article from BMI mainly deals with the cathode side comparing LFP with NCM but the below chart is interesting. LFP needs more graphite per kWh produced. The more natural used, less graphite is required per kWh.
https://source.benchmarkminerals.com/article/lfp-uptake-threatens-ev-battery-footprint-according-to-new-battery-emissions-analyser?mc_cid=87359e9dd9&mc_eid=08f45c0385
Media Reports, page-2259
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