Ian Connellan, Editor-in-Chief of the Royal Institution of Australia (publisher of COSMOS), joins Luke Grant to discuss their new article from a leading expert about how the current trade wars could see Australia amp up its fortunes, by becoming the world’s preferred provider of batteries.

The growing trade wars between China and other countries have presented Australia with an extraordinary opportunity to become a leader in the new world economy, by making the batteries that run everything from the latest cars to the latest phones.   

China currently controls the supply chain of the batteries that the world needs, but Australia has the raw materials – and the perfect opportunity to ramp up its options.

Ian Connellan, Editor-in-Chief of the&nbsp;Royal Institution of Australia&nbsp;(publisher of COSMOS), joins Luke Grant to discuss their new article from a leading expert about how the current trade wars could see Australia amp up its fortunes, by becoming the world&rsquo;s preferred provider of batteries.
The growing trade wars between China and other countries have presented Australia with an extraordinary opportunity to become a leader in the new world economy, by making the batteries that run everything from the latest cars to the latest phones.&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;
China currently controls the supply chain of the batteries that the world needs, but Australia has the raw materials &ndash; and the perfect opportunity to ramp up its options.

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