China’s stranglehold on the battery market could be loosened with emerging technology that substitutes hard-to-source minerals with alternatives widely available in the West, such as sulphur, according to some U.S.-based manufacturers.
Over the past three decades, China has steadily maintained a grip on the production and manufacturing of every component of battery cells, the current lithium-ion batteries that are integral to modern societies.
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