In Pictures: E3 Lithium Joins POSCO and NRC Consortium to Develop Made-in-Canada LMR Cathode

The project targets next-generation battery chemistries with higher energy density and improved safety.

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LMR cathodes aim to reduce reliance on costly and supply-constrained metals in lithium-ion batteries.

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E3 Lithium will serve as the exclusive lithium carbonate provider for the collaboration.

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The agreement pairs Canadian lithium resources with POSCO's cathode materials expertise.

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Canada's National Research Council is contributing CA$98,798 toward the cathode research.

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Researchers will work to develop a made-in-Canada cathode using domestic feedstocks.

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The consortium reflects growing efforts to build a North American battery supply chain.

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Commercial-scale production of LMR cathodes could support cost savings for EV batteries.

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Advances in battery materials are central to the clean energy and electrification transition.

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