The Bipartisan Infrastructure Law set aside a big pot of money with the goal of developing renewable energy and electric vehicle technology here in the U.S. And that legislation is expected to increase the demand of critical mineral components like lithium used to make EV batteries. Piedmont Lithium is slated to receive funds in the first round of federal grants to develop their mining operations in the states. CEO Keith Phillips discusses how federal dollars will contribute “a significant” amount of capital for operations and what’s next for lithium stocks.
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Lithium is a dead end for EVs ; if there isn't a better chemistry in the next year or two – EV expansion will end due to a lack of lithium and EV stocks will fall into the toilet. Yes even worse than now.
There isn't enough Lithium and there won't be significantly more. A new chemistry that scales arrives or the EV industry comes to an end.