Tesla's plan for Lithium Battery Gigafactory goes far beyond just the market for electric cars. Cheaper and better lithium batteries will allow the Secondary Energy Storage to take off for Solar and Wind power. Elon Musk's Solar City will be the first beneficiary.
China is really the wild card here as well, it will be the game changer for Tesla and Electric Cars mass market if Elon Musk can open that largest auto-market for Electric Cars with his technology. China has already very advanced Lithium Materials Industry and is moving up the value chain into the lithium battery production and power-trains for Electric Cars. The exchange of Tesla's technology for the Chinese market entrance will be the watershed development for the future of mobility in China with its unsustainable levels of air pollution. It all bodies very well with the latest push by China into the cleaner economy.
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"Investment letter writers are jumping on the Tesla Gigafactory news and are spreading the word about Lithium as Strategic Commodity. OTC stocks with the word Lithium are exploding - be very careful there: over the counter market is totally unregulated and the word Lithium maybe the only thing related to this metal in those stocks. Always do your own DD. You have plenty to chose from in the real Lithium Industry starting with producers and going as far as Lithium Juniors. We are talking here about those that we know, please read our full disclaimer. We Look for those with strategic partners - Lithium End Users, like International Lithium with Ganfeng Lithium who can provide Capital and Expertise to develop new projects."
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"Time is to study the Tesla Gigafactory plans and its implications for the Lithium materials industry and Lithium miners. Euro Pacific has produced a very good report on the Lithium industry last summer. Now you should adjust Lithium demand estimates with Tesla Gigafactory news and LG Chem plans for the battery factory to be built in China. Please make sure to check companies mentioned in the report for all latest details and news for the updated status."
"Tesla Gigafactory is driving a lot of interest to the Lithium sector these days. Lithium stocks were surging last week and it is time to find out who is who in this investment mega trend and separate the wannabes from serious players with projects, technicals teams and, the most important here, strong strategic partners available to provide capital and expertise to develop those projects. If this strategic partner, like in the case with International Lithium and Ganfeng Lithium from China, happen to be one of the leaders among Integrated Professional Lithium Producers in the world it should deserve your attention. Do your own DD and always kick the tires - we will provide you with the initial information."
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