It was great to see our Founder, Chairman and CEO, Emilie Bodoin, discuss how Pure Lithium’s battery technology can significantly reduce countries’ dependence on China for battery materials, in an interview with Japanese News Agency Jiji Press. "We need to break away from our dependence on China by transitioning to new technologies,” Bodoin said. “If Japan prioritizes weaning itself off its reliance on China, this is the path it should take." China dominates the global market for graphite, the principal material in lithium-ion battery cathodes. Pure Lithium’s next-generation lithium metal battery doesn’t use any graphite, nickel, cobalt or manganese, enabling closed-loop domestic production within countries that possess the necessary raw materials. Emilie was recently in Japan to take part in the FII Institute’s PRIORITY Asia 2025 summit in Tokyo, a global gathering of thought leaders across industry, science, academia and finance to develop concrete strategies that address the pressing issues attracting global attention. Read the Jiji Press article about Emilie Bodoin and Pure Lithium Corporation (in Japanese) here: https://lnkd.in/e2_CEkKm Read more about our next-generation lithium metal battery here: https://purelithium.io/ #technology #lithium #batteries #FIIPRIORITY #minerals #supplychain #japan #china
Pure Lithium CEO Emilie Bodoin on Reducing China Dependence with New Battery Tech
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