STRATEGIC LOCATION – In the heart of EUROPE’S GREEN Revolution
STRATEGIC LOCATION – In the heart of EUROPE’S GREEN Revolution
Livista Energy’s conversion facilities will be constructed in the heart of the EV Corridor alongside our direct consumers and a new wave of Lithium-ion battery supply chain developments.
Billions of Euro’s have already been invested in this region with a multitude of EV plants being supported by >400 GWh of announced Lithium-ion battery capacity. The new European supply chain will be the 2nd largest lithium market globally and will be based upon new contracts.
The planned capacity of 400000 tonnes per annum of high purity lithium chemicals will be fed by reliable, operating mines located in Tier 1 jurisdictions in addition to sources from emerging local battery recycling sources supporting the transition to a circular economy.
Initial laboratory testing of spodumene and carbonate feedstocks completed
UK site feasibility study completed
FEED phase bid tender launched
2023
Process Package update with capacity increase completed
Plant 1 FEED contract award
Plant 1 FEED launch
Plant 2 Pre-FEED
Supply contracts to be concluded
Project finance to be concluded
Government subsidies to be launched
Land lease agreement to be signed
2024
Long lead equipment item purchase orders to be placed
Plant 1 Final Investment Decision
Plant 1 Execution Phase Launch
Plant 2 FEED Launch
Plant 2 Supply Agreements to be finalised
2026
Plant 1 Ready for Start-up
Plant 1 Operational
2027
Plant 1 full production ramp-up
Plant 2 Ready for Start-up
Plant 2 Operational
STRATEGIC LOCATION
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STRATEGIC LOCATION
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LIVISTA POTENTIAL SITES
EV PRODUCER
BATTERY PRODUCER
CATHODE PRODUCER
The heart of the EV corridor is in Central Europe where billions of euros invested
A multitude of EV plants will be supported by >400GWh of announced Li-ion battery capacity
4 large cathode plants will supply the crucial European customers
Industry experts expects additional investments in cathode plants by both Western and Asian based companies
Bloomberg expects Europe to become the 2nd largest cathode maker in the world
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