Battery investing now spans two powerful demand channels: electric transportation and stationary storage. Vehicles need more energy density without sacrificing safety or affordability, while power systems need reliable ways to shift electricity across the day. Those markets share important technology and manufacturing inputs, but they do not reward every supplier equally. A successful battery product...
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