TREE NEWS reports: Ouyang Minggao, a CAS academician, said at the 2026 World Power Battery Conference that lithium iron phosphate (LFP) batteries will remain dominant for the next decade. He stressed both high-energy liquid/solid-state and low-cost LFP/sodium-ion routes are equally vital for China’s battery industry.
Chinese academician: LFP batteries to dominate for a decade
This endorsement from a CAS academician signals that near-term battery innovation will center on cost and safety via LFP, not just energy density. The balanced emphasis on both high-energy and low-cost paths suggests policy and industrial support may split, affecting supply chain investments and technology roadmaps. For RWA markets, this could influence how battery-material assets are valued, particularly if LFP's dominance extends to energy storage projects. The key question is whether solid-state breakthroughs will shift this ten-year outlook before it matures.
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