For cathode, the nordic region is fairly rich in Cobalt and Iron...

For cathode, the nordic region is fairly rich in Cobalt and Iron (for LFP).

Lithium is sparse in Europe. They have two major resources (EMH - Hard rock and VUL - Geothermal Brine, although I have some doubts about how quickly VUL can get into production). Even in the most optimistic scenario, both of these resources combined will not come close to meeting the E.U.'s needs, so they will have to import.

Nickel is also relatively sparse (some can be found in the Nordics). I expect they will have to import.

For synthetic anode, I think NVX may open a location in the U.K. For natural, I expect Talga to be king. Vittangi is the best graphite deposit (for anode) on the planet.