Should Finland ensure the existence of a lithium-ion battery ecosystem?

in the European battery ecosystem. It is clear that Finland should assure the existence of these competences in the future. The role of GTK and its vast geoscientific data plays an important role in this, and not only regarding the current Li-ion battery boom but also in the future when different minerals are req

Should the Finnish lithium-ion battery industry be regulated?

enefit the Li-ion battery industry.When it comes to waste lithium-ion batteries, the Finnish regulatory and legal environment should be harmonized with that of t

Is Finland a good battery ecosystem?

battery ecosystem than companies. The main advantages for interviewed European companies and organizations to consider Finland as an attractive operational environment were the availability of affordable low-carbon energy, the existing resource

Should Finnish companies integrate battery technology into their industrial base?

e solutions for harsh environments. Finnish companies are constantly integrating battery technologies as part of their overall solutions and should continue to integrate such solutions into its industrial base.There exists high-level expertise related to chemicals and processing especia

Is the Li-ion battery chemistry know-how growing in Finland?

and University of Eastern Finland. When compared global y, the scale of research is modest. However, the Li-ion battery chemistry know-how has grown rapidly in the recent past years in Finland, most likely due to the evolving “hype” around the Li-ion battery industry and the Li-ion

What materials are needed for lithium ion batteries?

Materials 3.2.1. Raw materialsWide range of raw materials are needed for Li-ion batteries including lithium (Li), nickel, (Ni), cobalt (Co), manganese (Mn), aluminium (Al), copper (Cu), silicon (Si), gra