Most modern electronic products, including lithium-ion batteries, contain nickel. Nickel is irreplaceable, especially in mass-produced batteries that require high energy density and low weight. In modern lithium-ion batteries, nickel is mostly used as a cathode material, and not in small quantities. The strong growth in the battery sector in the wake of climate change will also ensure increasing demand for nickel as a raw material. It is the high-grade nickel that is needed for batteries and this, unlike the low-grade nickel, is rare. Most nickel comes from mines in Indonesia and similar areas, and mining and processing are very environmentally intensive. Canada Nickel Company – https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uByunotmKIw&t=3s – for example, specializes in nickel sulfide projects in mining-friendly regions. Its flagship project is the Crawford nickel-cobalt project.

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