Lecture 6: Where will we get Lithium for batteries?

[@aniketkale1281]

This is the best lecture on the electric vehicles, thank you sir.

[@AdarshTiwari-we3fb]

Please update this lecture again because India has got a large amount of lithium approx 5.9 million tons in jammu and kashmir which will probably help EVs to reduce their prices

[@ankushbhatia7268]

India definitely is not short of skilled workers, in fact setting up battery recycling plants will open up more job opportunities. But you haven't discussed the energy used in the recycling process. Most of the recycling plants use a hydrometallurgical process that consumes ~30MJ of energy, ~14L of water and also produces 2Kg of CO2 for recycling 1Kg of battery material. Is India ready to meet the energy demand required for the recycling of Li-ion batteries?

[@NITINKumare]

Battery pack design required thermal engg from the point of view of Indian market

[@buddha1529]

Thank you sir 🙏

[@AmitKumarSingh-fk3ov]

Thank you sir for providing quality content of ev.how to get cirtificate of this course for job.plase tell me.

[@vinayvaranasi8748]

Can Indian companies that manufacture batteries have the capability to expand by collaborating with automobile companies as our electric vehicles journey is in the beginning stage?

[@shivamsharmaagnihotri7731]

I think green hydrogen fuel cell car is better for India