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Why is China planning tougher scrutiny on battery exports?

BEIJING – China is planning tougher scrutiny on exports of technology to make battery materials, as Beijing looks to protect its grip on a crucial supply chain amid rising global trade tensions.

Will China add battery cathode technology to controlled exports?

China also wants to add battery cathode technology to its list of controlled exports, according to a notice published Thursday by the Commerce Ministry soliciting public comment, on top of the proposed restrictions on technology related to producing lithium and gallium.

Why is China leading the world in battery research?

Researchers in China lead the world in publishing widely cited papers in 52 of 64 critical technologies, recent calculations by the Australian Strategic Policy Institute reveal. China’s advances in battery research have helped it gain a dominant position in electric vehicles. Gilles Sabrié for The New York Times

Where does China's lead in battery technology come from?

China’s lead is particularly wide in batteries. According to the Australian Strategic Policy Institute, 65.5 percent of widely cited technical papers on battery technology come from researchers in China, compared with 12 percent from the United States. A CATL battery factory in Ningde, China, last year. Qilai Shen for The New York Times

What if China approves new EV batteries?

If approved, as is likely, the new additions are expected to form a future round of export controls imposed by China on a slew of critical materials and the technology needed to produce them, which are crucial to manufacturing semiconductors and EV batteries.

Will battery cathode material preparation technology be included in China's catalog?

Beijing proposes including battery cathode material preparation technology to its catalog of applications that are subject to export bans or restrictions, according to a notice seeking public opinion released by the Ministry of Commerce on Thursday.