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Germany is building its first lithium refinery to become a major player in the global electric car battery market.

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With a significant dependence on the automotive industry, Germany is expanding its presence in the lithium industry. The country's first lithium refinery will be built in Bitterfeld-Wolfen and will import lithium from Brazil to produce lithium hydroxide, used in batteries for electric car batteries. German companies like BASF are also exploring lithium processing projects in Chile.

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