Not to be hypercritical, but I don't find anything new in that article.  It has been known for years that LFP batteries are superior in safety to other types of Li-Ion batteries... so, certainly nothing new about that.  The article talks about 2022 as production for Cauchari-Olaroz, again nothing new.  It also states that one of the drawbacks of LFP is a lower power density, again nothing new about that.  It did NOT mention that LFP batteries have a lower energy density... but, again, nothing new about that since that drawback about LFP has been known for years. 

Honestly, I don't see what this article contributes to previously known information and it just mentions LAC and Tesla in the same article, but certainly doesn't show any relationship between the two different business entities other than what is already known.  They both have operations in Nevada.  That's about it.  The article doesn't mention the per cent of Cauchari-Olaroz that is owned by Minera Exar nor the change in per cent owned by Bangchak of the C-O operation.  Okiedo