China will impose export controls on lithium-ion batteries and associated materials from 8 November, requiring government permits for high-performance cells and critical components. The restrictions will cover batteries with energy density exceeding 300 wH/kg, lithium-iron- phosphate cathode materials at specific density thresholds, and synthetic and natural graphite anode materials alongside the relevant processing equipment.
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