Description
Lithium–sulfur cell manufacture, per kg of the declared cell or module reference.
Lithium-sulfur batteries
Reference product battery cell, LiS GLO
Stable dataset identity
battery-cell-production-li-s
1.0.1Published inventory
Process description and catalog context. View scientific metadata
Lithium–sulfur cell manufacture, per kg of the declared cell or module reference.
Classification, keywords, bookmarks and download counts.
Classification path: Materials > Batteries > Lithium-sulfur batteries
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Scientific journal publication
Wickerts et al. (2023). Prospective Life Cycle Assessment of Lithium-Sulfur Batteries for Stationary Energy Storage. ACS Sustainable Chemistry & Engineering. Based on Chordia et al. (2021).
These are the stored source profiles for this version. Foreground methodology is recorded in Scientific metadata.
Missing exchange uncertainty generation: Requested
Representativeness scores use a 1–5 scale when provided. Lower scores indicate a closer fit to the modeled technology, geography, or time period.
Precalculated screening profile
Results per kilogram, using UVEK 2025 and the ecoinvent 3.10 biosphere. Exchange rows are shaded from green to red by relative contribution to the selected indicator.
This screening result uses Brightpath mappings from the source background to UVEK 2025; mapped suppliers are not claims of scientific equivalence.
Profile uvek-2025-ef-v3-1-4e70d56a85b1 · artifact
4e70d56a85b1 · calculated
2026-11-03 09:05 UTC. These screening results do not replace a reviewed comparative LCA.
Outputs
| Exchange | Reference / categories | Amount | Unit | Metadata | Climate change contribution |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
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battery cell production, Li-S
GLO
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battery cell, LiS
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1
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kilogram | - | Reference flow |
Inputs
| Exchange | Reference / categories | Amount | Unit | Metadata | Climate change contribution |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
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battery cell
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1
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kilogram | - |
0.157783
mol H+-Eq / kilogram
98.3% of total
53.7924
kg CO2-Eq / kilogram
97.6% of total
263.835
CTUe / kilogram
98.4% of total
0.0140394
kg P-Eq / kilogram
95.1% of total
0.0312837
kg N-Eq / kilogram
97.6% of total
0.334806
mol N-Eq / kilogram
98.0% of total
3.2076e-08
CTUh / kilogram
97.2% of total
6.1926e-07
CTUh / kilogram
97.4% of total
31.1275
kBq U235-Eq / kilogram
87.1% of total
183.767
dimensionless / kilogram
94.9% of total
0.0272201
kg CFC-11-Eq / kilogram
100.0% of total
1.6482e-06
disease incidence / kilogram
97.7% of total
0.115499
kg NMVOC-Eq / kilogram
97.9% of total
987.445
MJ, net calorific value / kilogram
94.7% of total
0.000299671
kg Sb-Eq / kilogram
97.4% of total
238.087
m3 world Eq deprived / kilogram
98.2% of total
|
|
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market group for electricity, medium voltage
Europe without Switzerland
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electricity, medium voltage
|
4.75
|
kilowatt hour |
0.000840828
mol H+-Eq / kilogram
0.5% of total
0.425957
kg CO2-Eq / kilogram
0.8% of total
1.29262
CTUe / kilogram
0.5% of total
0.000335141
kg P-Eq / kilogram
2.3% of total
0.000342375
kg N-Eq / kilogram
1.1% of total
0.0024866
mol N-Eq / kilogram
0.7% of total
3.0757e-10
CTUh / kilogram
0.9% of total
3.2981e-09
CTUh / kilogram
0.5% of total
3.2316
kBq U235-Eq / kilogram
9.0% of total
5.26106
dimensionless / kilogram
2.7% of total
5.0011e-08
kg CFC-11-Eq / kilogram
0.0% of total
1.9731e-08
disease incidence / kilogram
1.2% of total
0.000802426
kg NMVOC-Eq / kilogram
0.7% of total
31.9934
MJ, net calorific value / kilogram
3.1% of total
1.2794e-06
kg Sb-Eq / kilogram
0.4% of total
2.74576
m3 world Eq deprived / kilogram
1.1% of total
BAFU:2025
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|
|
operating battery factory
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7.50e-08
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unit |
0.00184518
mol H+-Eq / kilogram
1.1% of total
0.887313
kg CO2-Eq / kilogram
1.6% of total
2.95048
CTUe / kilogram
1.1% of total
0.000381383
kg P-Eq / kilogram
2.6% of total
0.000427634
kg N-Eq / kilogram
1.3% of total
0.00447978
mol N-Eq / kilogram
1.3% of total
6.2443e-10
CTUh / kilogram
1.9% of total
1.3123e-08
CTUh / kilogram
2.1% of total
1.36046
kBq U235-Eq / kilogram
3.8% of total
4.55747
dimensionless / kilogram
2.4% of total
3.9645e-08
kg CFC-11-Eq / kilogram
0.0% of total
1.8883e-08
disease incidence / kilogram
1.1% of total
0.00165195
kg NMVOC-Eq / kilogram
1.4% of total
23.414
MJ, net calorific value / kilogram
2.2% of total
6.6242e-06
kg Sb-Eq / kilogram
2.2% of total
1.59692
m3 world Eq deprived / kilogram
0.7% of total
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SupersededThe Li–S cell and module quantities now use the summed 47.319 g cell ingredients and 408 cells per module. The resulting module mass and…
Published · Viewing · Latest| Version | Published | Reason for this version | Link |
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| Version 1.0.1 | 2026-11-03 | The Li–S cell and module quantities now use the summed 47.319 g cell ingredients and 408 cells per module. The resulting module mass and nominal capacity define manufacture and factory allocation consistently. | Current view |
| Version 1.0.0 Superseded | Published 2026-07-15 | First published inventory; no earlier version is available for comparison. | Open version |
The Li–S cell and module quantities now use the summed 47.319 g cell ingredients and 408 cells per module. The resulting module mass and nominal capacity define manufacture and factory allocation consistently.
The retained 150 Wh/kg cell performance and uncertainty are model assumptions, not new measurements.
Source: https://doi.org/10.1021/acssuschemeng.3c00141.
Declared foreground licence: CC-BY-4.0. Source publications and external supplier inventories retain their own terms.
The Li–S cell and module quantities now use the summed 47.319 g cell ingredients and 408 cells per module. The resulting module mass and nominal capacity define manufacture and factory allocation consistently.
This comparison is permanently visible with the published version so users can assess every detected change before reuse.
| Exchange / scope | Field | Previous value | Revised value | Reason |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| market group for electricity, medium voltage (technosphere / Europe without Switzerland / kilowatt hour) | Amount | 4.891304347826087 | 4.754961009319723 | The quantity of electricity, medium voltage follows the selected material or process reference. The detailed ingredient sum is used as the engineering reference rather than treating the separately reported 46 g average as the same quantity. The Li–S cell and module quantities now use the summed 47.319 g cell ingredients and 408 cells per module. |
| market group for electricity, medium voltage (technosphere / Europe without Switzerland / kilowatt hour) | Inventory comment | multiplied by (1/0.046) to convert from unit of cell to kg of cell | C082: source 0.225 kWh formation per selected 47.319 g cell. Historical source note: multiplied by (1/0.046) to convert from unit of cell to kg of cell |
The annotation now explains the role and assumptions of electricity, medium voltage within this inventory. The detailed ingredient sum is used as the engineering reference rather than treating the separately reported 46 g average as the same quantity. The Li–S cell and module quantities now use the summed 47.319 g cell ingredients and 408 cells per module. |
| factory construction and operation, for LiS battery (technosphere / GLO / unit) | Amount | 2.5000000000000004e-07 | 7.5e-08 | The quantity of operating battery factory follows the selected material or process reference. The detailed ingredient sum is used as the engineering reference rather than treating the separately reported 46 g average as the same quantity. The Li–S cell and module quantities now use the summed 47.319 g cell ingredients and 408 cells per module. |
| factory construction and operation, for LiS battery (technosphere / GLO / unit) | Inventory comment | multiplied by (1/0.046) to convert from unit of cell to kg of cell | C082: 5e-7 operating-factory units per nominal kWh * 0.15 kWh/kg cell; not a per-cell coefficient. Historical source note: multiplied by (1/0.046) to convert from unit of cell to kg of cell |
The annotation now explains the role and assumptions of operating battery factory within this inventory. The detailed ingredient sum is used as the engineering reference rather than treating the separately reported 46 g average as the same quantity. The Li–S cell and module quantities now use the summed 47.319 g cell ingredients and 408 cells per module. |
| Exchange / scope | Field | Previous value | Revised value | Reason |
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| Version metadata | Commercial maturity stage | demonstration | Not set | No explanation was recorded for this change. |
| Version metadata | Methodology and allocation explanation | Source context: prospective industrial scenarios, ecoinvent 3.7.1 cut-off; chemistry scaling combines literature and engineering estimates. Source impact methods include IPCC AR5 GWP100, crustal scarcity indicator and ReCiPe 2016 indicators, reported as implemented in the OpenLCA package version 2.1.2. This does not identify the creation software of the CLIC adaptation. The source LiTFSI process uses mass allocation; do not apply that partitioning to every process. Preserve node-specific declared units, CLIC supplier profiles and source/CLIC uncertainty distinctions. | Study and model basis Wickerts et al. (2023) models prospective lithium-metal/sulfur pouch cells and stationary wind-electricity storage. Its six industrial scenarios use ecoinvent 3.7.1 cut-off and laboratory/literature chemistry scaled with engineering estimates. The then-current manufacturing readiness MRL 4–5 and assumed MRL 10 are not TRL values or observed commercial performance. Production timing is uncertain; the publication date and possible operation after 2030 do not establish a measurement year. The cell study uses 1 kWh theoretical storage capacity; the complete system uses 1 MWh AC electricity delivered over 20 years. Source impact methods include IPCC AR5 GWP100, crustal scarcity indicator and ReCiPe 2016 indicators, implemented with OpenLCA 2.1.2; this does not identify the software that created the CLIC adaptation. Current static cell/module basis The ingredient-sum cell is 47.319 g; the source's 46 g average is a separate reported reference. A module contains 408 cells and 6.203 kg noncell hardware, totaling 25.509152 kg. Initial gross specific cell energy is assumed to be 150 Wh/kg, giving 8.808643655832261 kg module per nominal kWh. This is not the source optimistic 500 Wh/kg scenario or lifetime usable energy. Factory allocation is 5e-7 operating-factory units per nominal kWh, equivalent to 7.5e-8 per kg cell, retained once in cell production. The capacity uncertainty remains the source-model representation, without certified joint dependence. |
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| Version metadata | Contributors, publications, projects and supporting evidence | Funding: 1. Project: Url: https://doi.org/10.1021/acssuschemeng.3c00141 Funding: 1. Project: Name: Wickerts et al. (2023): Li-S stationary-storage LCA Funding: 1. Project: Acronym: Not set Funding: 1. Project: Relation: source_study Funding: 1. Project: Grant identifier: 50099-1 Funding: 1. Organization: Ror: https://ror.org/0359z7n90 Funding: 1. Organization: Url: https://www.energimyndigheten.se/ Funding: 1. Organization: Name: Swedish Energy Agency Funding: 1. Award identifier: 50099-1 Evidence: 1. Origin: source_import Evidence: 1. Target field: data_origins Evidence: 1. Qualification: Tags describe documented input origins of this exact supplied version. Literature does not assert direct measurements; engineering and proxy tags describe stated assumptions, not validated industrial performance. Evidence: 1. Source location: source Evidence: 1. Source reference: Existing published CLIC inventory documentation Evidence: 2. Origin: source_import Evidence: 2. Target field: included_life_cycle_stages Evidence: 2. Qualification: Minimum explicitly named stage(s); no assertion that all upstream/downstream stages of the cited study are present. Manufacturing rejects alone do not create an end-of-life stage. Evidence: 2. Source location: name Evidence: 2. Source reference: Existing published CLIC inventory documentation Evidence: 3. Origin: editor_verification Evidence: 3. Target field: publications Evidence: 3. Qualification: Bibliographic details refer to this explicitly cited DOI. Existing citation text is retained, including any additional sources. Publication year does not establish the inventory reference year; publication authors are not assigned as inventory compilers. Evidence: 3. Source location: DOI registration: title, publication dates and byline Evidence: 3. Source reference: https://api.crossref.org/works/10.1021%2Facssuschemeng.3c00141 Evidence: 4. Origin: editor_verification Evidence: 4. Target field: publications Evidence: 4. Qualification: Original paper remains 2023; supporting correction is 2024. Four original author ORCIDs are printed in the original paper; Svanström's additional ORCID is verified using her public record and the same five-author correction. Institutional identifiers preserve department labels and distinct employers; no contributor-role changes. Evidence: 4. Source location: Original article byline/affiliations, 2024 published correction and corrected SI Evidence: 4. Source reference: https://doi.org/10.1021/acssuschemeng.3c00141 Evidence: 5. Origin: editor_verification Evidence: 5. Target field: publications Evidence: 5. Qualification: A correction exists even though the original registry update query returned none. Its corrected recycling-loop 30/70 primary/recycled lithium accounting is not certified by treatment-node quantity agreement. No blanket factor is applied to chemical manufacture, other chemistries or source result tables. Evidence: 5. Source location: 2024 correction; corrected SI S35/S36/S38/S41 and Figure S17 Evidence: 5. Source reference: https://doi.org/10.1021/acssuschemeng.4c01782 Evidence: 6. Origin: editor_verification Evidence: 6. Target field: methodology_notes Evidence: 6. Qualification: Source review: Wickerts et al. (2023), with the 2024 correction and revised supplement, supports this Li-S lineage. This CLIC node declares kilogram of battery cell, LiS; it must not inherit the functional unit of the complete study. The source considers six future industrial scenarios: base, material selection, energy system, technical performance, recycling and combined. Its cell study uses 1 kWh theoretical storage capacity; the complete storage system uses 1 MWh AC electricity delivered over 20 years. Background data are ecoinvent 3.7.1 cut-off, with laboratory/literature chemistry upscaled to prospective industrial operation. The paper distinguishes then-current manufacturing readiness MRL 4–5 from assumed MRL 10; neither is a numeric TRL. Production timing is uncertain and described as unlikely before 2030, which does not establish a measured inventory reference year. CLIC supplier substitutions, reconstruction and uncertainty are separate from source assumptions. Source quantity agreement, where available, does not establish supplier/biosphere identity, mass closure or reproduction of published impact results. This is an archived superseded version. References above to current CLIC reconstruction, hardware or retirement conventions describe the later lineage and do not certify that this earlier recipe already implements them. Its quantity differences remain separately visible in the comparison artifact; preserve the original exchanges. Evidence: 6. Source location: Main paper Materials and Methods; SI S2/S3; version-specific comparison artifact Evidence: 6. Source reference: https://doi.org/10.1021/acssuschemeng.3c00141 Evidence: 7. Origin: editor_verification Evidence: 7. Target field: funding Evidence: 7. Qualification: Swedish Energy Agency grant 50099-1 and the Vinnova competence centre Batteries Sweden (BASE) supported the source study. The source_study relation does not establish funding of CLIC. Do not attach grant 50099-1 to Vinnova/BASE or infer an unprinted Vinnova award; the centre and agency remain separate entities. Evidence: 7. Source location: Original paper Acknowledgments Evidence: 7. Source reference: https://doi.org/10.1021/acssuschemeng.3c00141 Projects: 1. Url: https://doi.org/10.1021/acssuschemeng.3c00141 Projects: 1. Name: Wickerts et al. (2023): Li-S stationary-storage LCA Projects: 1. Acronym: Not set Projects: 1. Relation: source_study Projects: 1. Grant identifier: 50099-1 Publications: 1. Doi: 10.1021/acssuschemeng.3c00141 Publications: 1. Url: https://doi.org/10.1021/acssuschemeng.3c00141 Publications: 1. Title: Prospective Life Cycle Assessment of Lithium-Sulfur Batteries for Stationary Energy Storage Publications: 1. Scientific authors: 1. Name: Sanna Wickerts Publications: 1. Scientific authors: 1. Orcid: 0000-0002-7833-0849 Publications: 1. Scientific authors: 1. Affiliations: 1. Ror: https://ror.org/040wg7k59 Publications: 1. Scientific authors: 1. Affiliations: 1. Url: https://www.chalmers.se/ Publications: 1. Scientific authors: 1. Affiliations: 1. Name: Environmental Systems Analysis, Chalmers University of Technology, Gothenburg 412 96, Sweden Publications: 1. Scientific authors: 2. Name: Rickard Arvidsson Publications: 1. Scientific authors: 2. Orcid: 0000-0002-9258-0641 Publications: 1. Scientific authors: 2. Affiliations: 1. Ror: https://ror.org/040wg7k59 Publications: 1. Scientific authors: 2. Affiliations: 1. Url: https://www.chalmers.se/ Publications: 1. Scientific authors: 2. Affiliations: 1. Name: Environmental Systems Analysis, Chalmers University of Technology, Gothenburg 412 96, Sweden Publications: 1. Scientific authors: 3. Name: Anders Nordelöf Publications: 1. Scientific authors: 3. Orcid: 0000-0002-7455-7341 Publications: 1. Scientific authors: 3. Affiliations: 1. Ror: https://ror.org/040wg7k59 Publications: 1. Scientific authors: 3. Affiliations: 1. Url: https://www.chalmers.se/ Publications: 1. Scientific authors: 3. Affiliations: 1. Name: Environmental Systems Analysis, Chalmers University of Technology, Gothenburg 412 96, Sweden Publications: 1. Scientific authors: 3. Affiliations: 2. Ror: https://ror.org/04p2pa451 Publications: 1. Scientific authors: 3. Affiliations: 2. Url: https://www.toi.no/ Publications: 1. Scientific authors: 3. Affiliations: 2. Name: Institute of Transport Economics, Gaustadalléen 21, Oslo 0349, Norway Publications: 1. Scientific authors: 4. Name: Magdalena Svanström Publications: 1. Scientific authors: 4. Orcid: 0000-0001-8468-1293 Publications: 1. Scientific authors: 4. Affiliations: 1. Ror: https://ror.org/040wg7k59 Publications: 1. Scientific authors: 4. Affiliations: 1. Url: https://www.chalmers.se/ Publications: 1. Scientific authors: 4. Affiliations: 1. Name: Environmental Systems Analysis, Chalmers University of Technology, Gothenburg 412 96, Sweden Publications: 1. Scientific authors: 5. Name: Patrik Johansson Publications: 1. Scientific authors: 5. Orcid: 0000-0002-9907-117X Publications: 1. Scientific authors: 5. Affiliations: 1. Ror: https://ror.org/040wg7k59 Publications: 1. Scientific authors: 5. Affiliations: 1. Url: https://www.chalmers.se/ Publications: 1. Scientific authors: 5. Affiliations: 1. Name: Materials Physics, Department of Physics, Chalmers University of Technology, Gothenburg 412 96, Sweden Publications: 1. Scientific authors: 5. Affiliations: 2. Ror: https://ror.org/01wy0hc37 Publications: 1. Scientific authors: 5. Affiliations: 2. Url: http://www.alistore.eu/ Publications: 1. Scientific authors: 5. Affiliations: 2. Name: ALISTORE−European Research Institute, Rue Baudelocque, Amiens 80000, France Publications: 1. Citation: Originally from Wickerts et al. (2023). Prospective Life Cycle Assessment of Lithium-Sulfur Batteries for Stationary Energy Storage. ACS Sustainable Chemistry & Engineering. Based on Chordia et al. (2021). Publications: 1. Relation: primary_source Publications: 1. Source type: scientific_journal Publications: 1. Publication year: 2023 Publications: 2. Doi: 10.1021/acssuschemeng.4c01782 Publications: 2. Url: https://doi.org/10.1021/acssuschemeng.4c01782 Publications: 2. Title: Correction to “Prospective Life Cycle Assessment of Lithium–Sulfur Batteries for Stationary Energy Storage” Publications: 2. Scientific authors: 1. Name: Sanna Wickerts Publications: 2. Scientific authors: 1. Orcid: 0000-0002-7833-0849 Publications: 2. Scientific authors: 2. Name: Rickard Arvidsson Publications: 2. Scientific authors: 2. Orcid: 0000-0002-9258-0641 Publications: 2. Scientific authors: 3. Name: Anders Nordelöf Publications: 2. Scientific authors: 3. Orcid: 0000-0002-7455-7341 Publications: 2. Scientific authors: 4. Name: Magdalena Svanström Publications: 2. Scientific authors: 4. Orcid: 0000-0001-8468-1293 Publications: 2. Scientific authors: 5. Name: Patrik Johansson Publications: 2. Scientific authors: 5. Orcid: 0000-0002-9907-117X Publications: 2. Citation: Sanna Wickerts; Rickard Arvidsson; Anders Nordelöf; Magdalena Svanström; Patrik Johansson (2024). Correction to “Prospective Life Cycle Assessment of Lithium–Sulfur Batteries for Stationary Energy Storage”. https://doi.org/10.1021/acssuschemeng.4c01782 Publications: 2. Relation: supporting_source Publications: 2. Source type: scientific_journal Publications: 2. Publication year: 2024 |
Funding: 1. Project: Url: https://doi.org/10.1021/acssuschemeng.3c00141 Funding: 1. Project: Name: Wickerts et al. (2023): Li-S stationary-storage LCA Funding: 1. Project: Acronym: Not set Funding: 1. Project: Relation: source_study Funding: 1. Project: Grant identifier: 50099-1 Funding: 1. Organization: Ror: https://ror.org/0359z7n90 Funding: 1. Organization: Url: https://www.energimyndigheten.se/ Funding: 1. Organization: Name: Swedish Energy Agency Funding: 1. Award identifier: 50099-1 Evidence: 1. Origin: source_import Evidence: 1. Target field: data_origins Evidence: 1. Qualification: Tags describe documented input origins of this exact supplied version. Literature does not assert direct measurements; engineering and proxy tags describe stated assumptions, not validated industrial performance. Evidence: 1. Source location: source Evidence: 1. Source reference: Existing published CLIC inventory documentation Evidence: 2. Origin: source_import Evidence: 2. Target field: included_life_cycle_stages Evidence: 2. Qualification: Minimum explicitly named stage(s); no assertion that all upstream/downstream stages of the cited study are present. Manufacturing rejects alone do not create an end-of-life stage. Evidence: 2. Source location: name Evidence: 2. Source reference: Existing published CLIC inventory documentation Evidence: 3. Origin: editor_verification Evidence: 3. Target field: publications Evidence: 3. Qualification: Bibliographic details refer to this explicitly cited DOI. Existing citation text is retained, including any additional sources. Publication year does not establish the inventory reference year; publication authors are not assigned as inventory compilers. Evidence: 3. Source location: DOI registration: title, publication dates and byline Evidence: 3. Source reference: https://api.crossref.org/works/10.1021%2Facssuschemeng.3c00141 Evidence: 4. Origin: editor_verification Evidence: 4. Target field: publications Evidence: 4. Qualification: Original paper remains 2023; supporting correction is 2024. Four original author ORCIDs are printed in the original paper; Svanström's additional ORCID is verified using her public record and the same five-author correction. Institutional identifiers preserve department labels and distinct employers; no contributor-role changes. Evidence: 4. Source location: Original article byline/affiliations, 2024 published correction and corrected SI Evidence: 4. Source reference: https://doi.org/10.1021/acssuschemeng.3c00141 Evidence: 5. Origin: editor_verification Evidence: 5. Target field: publications Evidence: 5. Qualification: A correction exists even though the original registry update query returned none. Its corrected recycling-loop 30/70 primary/recycled lithium accounting is not certified by treatment-node quantity agreement. No blanket factor is applied to chemical manufacture, other chemistries or source result tables. Evidence: 5. Source location: 2024 correction; corrected SI S35/S36/S38/S41 and Figure S17 Evidence: 5. Source reference: https://doi.org/10.1021/acssuschemeng.4c01782 Evidence: 6. Origin: editor_verification Evidence: 6. Target field: methodology_notes Evidence: 6. Qualification: Source review: Wickerts et al. (2023), with the 2024 correction and revised supplement, supports this Li-S lineage. This CLIC node declares kilogram of battery cell, LiS; it must not inherit the functional unit of the complete study. The source considers six future industrial scenarios: base, material selection, energy system, technical performance, recycling and combined. Its cell study uses 1 kWh theoretical storage capacity; the complete storage system uses 1 MWh AC electricity delivered over 20 years. Background data are ecoinvent 3.7.1 cut-off, with laboratory/literature chemistry upscaled to prospective industrial operation. The paper distinguishes then-current manufacturing readiness MRL 4–5 from assumed MRL 10; neither is a numeric TRL. Production timing is uncertain and described as unlikely before 2030, which does not establish a measured inventory reference year. CLIC supplier substitutions, reconstruction and uncertainty are separate from source assumptions. Source quantity agreement, where available, does not establish supplier/biosphere identity, mass closure or reproduction of published impact results. Evidence: 6. Source location: Main paper Materials and Methods; SI S2/S3; version-specific comparison artifact Evidence: 6. Source reference: https://doi.org/10.1021/acssuschemeng.3c00141 Evidence: 7. Origin: editor_verification Evidence: 7. Target field: funding Evidence: 7. Qualification: Swedish Energy Agency grant 50099-1 and the Vinnova competence centre Batteries Sweden (BASE) supported the source study. The source_study relation does not establish funding of CLIC. Do not attach grant 50099-1 to Vinnova/BASE or infer an unprinted Vinnova award; the centre and agency remain separate entities. Evidence: 7. Source location: Original paper Acknowledgments Evidence: 7. Source reference: https://doi.org/10.1021/acssuschemeng.3c00141 Evidence: 8. Origin: editor_verification Evidence: 8. Target field: technology_description Evidence: 8. Qualification: Technical-characterisation review TC-1178. Design capacity: Unspecified. Basis: No independent parameter value established for this exact node. Component/precursor/service references do not inherit installation capacity or life; cycling and storage energy are separate context. Evidence classification: corrected source and guarded model scope review. Confidence: high for model assumption not measured performance. A retained model value is not a measured observation or industrial certification. Source-specific assumptions and detailed technical parameters accompany this plan. Evidence: 8. Source location: fields/design_capacity; corrected SI S29-S31; exact static current model Evidence: 8. Source reference: https://doi.org/10.1021/acssuschemeng.3c00141 Evidence: 9. Origin: editor_verification Evidence: 9. Target field: technology_description Evidence: 9. Qualification: Technical-characterisation review TC-1178. Design capacity unit: Unspecified. Basis: No independent parameter value established for this exact node. Component/precursor/service references do not inherit installation capacity or life; cycling and storage energy are separate context. Evidence classification: corrected source and guarded model scope review. Confidence: high for model assumption not measured performance. A retained model value is not a measured observation or industrial certification. Source-specific assumptions and detailed technical parameters accompany this plan. Evidence: 9. Source location: fields/design_capacity_unit; corrected SI S29-S31; exact static current model Evidence: 9. Source reference: https://doi.org/10.1021/acssuschemeng.3c00141 Evidence: 10. Origin: editor_verification Evidence: 10. Target field: technology_description Evidence: 10. Qualification: Technical-characterisation review TC-1178. Capacity factor (%): Unspecified. Basis: No independent parameter value established for this exact node. Component/precursor/service references do not inherit installation capacity or life; cycling and storage energy are separate context. Evidence classification: corrected source and guarded model scope review. Confidence: high for model assumption not measured performance. A retained model value is not a measured observation or industrial certification. Source-specific assumptions and detailed technical parameters accompany this plan. Evidence: 10. Source location: fields/capacity_factor_percent; corrected SI S29-S31; exact static current model Evidence: 10. Source reference: https://doi.org/10.1021/acssuschemeng.3c00141 Evidence: 11. Origin: editor_verification Evidence: 11. Target field: technology_description Evidence: 11. Qualification: Technical-characterisation review TC-1178. Annual production volume: Unspecified. Basis: No independent parameter value established for this exact node. Component/precursor/service references do not inherit installation capacity or life; cycling and storage energy are separate context. Evidence classification: corrected source and guarded model scope review. Confidence: high for model assumption not measured performance. A retained model value is not a measured observation or industrial certification. Source-specific assumptions and detailed technical parameters accompany this plan. Evidence: 11. Source location: fields/annual_production_volume; corrected SI S29-S31; exact static current model Evidence: 11. Source reference: https://doi.org/10.1021/acssuschemeng.3c00141 Evidence: 12. Origin: editor_verification Evidence: 12. Target field: technology_description Evidence: 12. Qualification: Technical-characterisation review TC-1178. Annual production volume unit: Unspecified. Basis: No independent parameter value established for this exact node. Component/precursor/service references do not inherit installation capacity or life; cycling and storage energy are separate context. Evidence classification: corrected source and guarded model scope review. Confidence: high for model assumption not measured performance. A retained model value is not a measured observation or industrial certification. Source-specific assumptions and detailed technical parameters accompany this plan. Evidence: 12. Source location: fields/annual_production_volume_unit; corrected SI S29-S31; exact static current model Evidence: 12. Source reference: https://doi.org/10.1021/acssuschemeng.3c00141 Evidence: 13. Origin: editor_verification Evidence: 13. Target field: technology_description Evidence: 13. Qualification: Technical-characterisation review TC-1178. Annual production volume year: Unspecified. Basis: No independent parameter value established for this exact node. Component/precursor/service references do not inherit installation capacity or life; cycling and storage energy are separate context. Evidence classification: corrected source and guarded model scope review. Confidence: high for model assumption not measured performance. A retained model value is not a measured observation or industrial certification. Source-specific assumptions and detailed technical parameters accompany this plan. Evidence: 13. Source location: fields/annual_production_volume_year; corrected SI S29-S31; exact static current model Evidence: 13. Source reference: https://doi.org/10.1021/acssuschemeng.3c00141 Evidence: 14. Origin: editor_verification Evidence: 14. Target field: technology_description Evidence: 14. Qualification: Technical-characterisation review TC-1178. Plant or represented-asset lifetime (years): Unspecified. Basis: No independent parameter value established for this exact node. Component/precursor/service references do not inherit installation capacity or life; cycling and storage energy are separate context. Evidence classification: corrected source and guarded model scope review. Confidence: high for model assumption not measured performance. A retained model value is not a measured observation or industrial certification. Source-specific assumptions and detailed technical parameters accompany this plan. Evidence: 14. Source location: fields/plant_lifetime_years; corrected SI S29-S31; exact static current model Evidence: 14. Source reference: https://doi.org/10.1021/acssuschemeng.3c00141 Evidence: 15. Origin: editor_verification Evidence: 15. Target field: technology_description Evidence: 15. Qualification: Technical-characterisation review TC-1178. Commercial maturity stage: Unspecified. Basis: The source distinguishes laboratory/prototype cell manufacturing MRL4-5 from a model of future mature production/use/recycling. It does not assign demonstration/TRL6 to this exact component, chemical recipe or integrated static configuration. Manufacturing readiness is a different scale and cannot be converted into numeric TRL. Leave exact readiness unspecified. Evidence classification: primary source readiness scale and prospective scope review. Confidence: high for MRL TRL scope distinction. A retained model value is not a measured observation or industrial certification. Source-specific assumptions and detailed technical parameters accompany this plan. Evidence: 15. Source location: Main prospective modelling section; corrected SI S29-S31 and TablesS35/S36/S38; lithium-sulfur-source-reading.json Evidence: 15. Source reference: https://doi.org/10.1021/acssuschemeng.3c00141 Evidence: 16. Origin: editor_verification Evidence: 16. Target field: technology_description Evidence: 16. Qualification: Technical-characterisation review TC-1178. Technology readiness level: Unspecified. Basis: The source distinguishes laboratory/prototype cell manufacturing MRL4-5 from a model of future mature production/use/recycling. It does not assign demonstration/TRL6 to this exact component, chemical recipe or integrated static configuration. Manufacturing readiness is a different scale and cannot be converted into numeric TRL. Leave exact readiness unspecified. Evidence classification: primary source readiness scale and prospective scope review. Confidence: high for MRL TRL scope distinction. A retained model value is not a measured observation or industrial certification. Source-specific assumptions and detailed technical parameters accompany this plan. Evidence: 16. Source location: Main prospective modelling section; corrected SI S29-S31 and TablesS35/S36/S38; lithium-sulfur-source-reading.json Evidence: 16. Source reference: https://doi.org/10.1021/acssuschemeng.3c00141 Evidence: 17. Origin: editor_verification Evidence: 17. Target field: technology_description Evidence: 17. Qualification: Technical-characterisation review TC-1178. Technological representativeness: 4. Basis: Curator assessment of a prospective/upscaled or transferred inventory and current static hybrid assumptions, not a representative measured industrial Li-S process. Retain any existing more conservative rating. Evidence classification: primary source readiness scale and prospective scope review. Confidence: medium curator judgement. A retained model value is not a measured observation or industrial certification. Source-specific assumptions and detailed technical parameters accompany this plan. Evidence: 17. Source location: Main prospective modelling section; corrected SI S29-S31 and TablesS35/S36/S38; lithium-sulfur-source-reading.json Evidence: 17. Source reference: https://doi.org/10.1021/acssuschemeng.3c00141 Evidence: 18. Origin: editor_verification Evidence: 18. Target field: technology_description Evidence: 18. Qualification: Technical-characterisation review TC-1178. Geographical representativeness: 3. Basis: Curator assessment of generic/regional supplier transfers and scenario electricity, not an exact production-weighted sample for every constituent process. Keep any existing geographical proxy score4. Evidence classification: primary source readiness scale and prospective scope review. Confidence: medium curator judgement. A retained model value is not a measured observation or industrial certification. Source-specific assumptions and detailed technical parameters accompany this plan. Evidence: 18. Source location: Main prospective modelling section; corrected SI S29-S31 and TablesS35/S36/S38; lithium-sulfur-source-reading.json Evidence: 18. Source reference: https://doi.org/10.1021/acssuschemeng.3c00141 Evidence: 19. Origin: editor_verification Evidence: 19. Target field: technology_description Evidence: 19. Qualification: Technical-characterisation review TC-1178. Temporal representativeness: 4. Basis: The model describes prospective mature production without a dated observed full inventory. The 2024erratum corrects the modelling basis, not the observation period or deployment vintage. Retain prospective/mixed score4 rather than using publication as inventory year. Evidence classification: primary source readiness scale and prospective scope review. Confidence: medium curator judgement. A retained model value is not a measured observation or industrial certification. Source-specific assumptions and detailed technical parameters accompany this plan. Evidence: 19. Source location: Main prospective modelling section; corrected SI S29-S31 and TablesS35/S36/S38; lithium-sulfur-source-reading.json Evidence: 19. Source reference: https://doi.org/10.1021/acssuschemeng.3c00141 Projects: 1. Url: https://doi.org/10.1021/acssuschemeng.3c00141 Projects: 1. Name: Wickerts et al. (2023): Li-S stationary-storage LCA Projects: 1. Acronym: Not set Projects: 1. Relation: source_study Projects: 1. Grant identifier: 50099-1 Publications: 1. Doi: 10.1021/acssuschemeng.3c00141 Publications: 1. Url: https://doi.org/10.1021/acssuschemeng.3c00141 Publications: 1. Title: Prospective Life Cycle Assessment of Lithium-Sulfur Batteries for Stationary Energy Storage Publications: 1. Scientific authors: 1. Name: Sanna Wickerts Publications: 1. Scientific authors: 1. Orcid: 0000-0002-7833-0849 Publications: 1. Scientific authors: 1. Affiliations: 1. Ror: https://ror.org/040wg7k59 Publications: 1. Scientific authors: 1. Affiliations: 1. Url: https://www.chalmers.se/ Publications: 1. Scientific authors: 1. Affiliations: 1. Name: Environmental Systems Analysis, Chalmers University of Technology, Gothenburg 412 96, Sweden Publications: 1. Scientific authors: 2. Name: Rickard Arvidsson Publications: 1. Scientific authors: 2. Orcid: 0000-0002-9258-0641 Publications: 1. Scientific authors: 2. Affiliations: 1. Ror: https://ror.org/040wg7k59 Publications: 1. Scientific authors: 2. Affiliations: 1. Url: https://www.chalmers.se/ Publications: 1. Scientific authors: 2. Affiliations: 1. Name: Environmental Systems Analysis, Chalmers University of Technology, Gothenburg 412 96, Sweden Publications: 1. Scientific authors: 3. Name: Anders Nordelöf Publications: 1. Scientific authors: 3. Orcid: 0000-0002-7455-7341 Publications: 1. Scientific authors: 3. Affiliations: 1. Ror: https://ror.org/040wg7k59 Publications: 1. Scientific authors: 3. Affiliations: 1. Url: https://www.chalmers.se/ Publications: 1. Scientific authors: 3. Affiliations: 1. Name: Environmental Systems Analysis, Chalmers University of Technology, Gothenburg 412 96, Sweden Publications: 1. Scientific authors: 3. Affiliations: 2. Ror: https://ror.org/04p2pa451 Publications: 1. Scientific authors: 3. Affiliations: 2. Url: https://www.toi.no/ Publications: 1. Scientific authors: 3. Affiliations: 2. Name: Institute of Transport Economics, Gaustadalléen 21, Oslo 0349, Norway Publications: 1. Scientific authors: 4. Name: Magdalena Svanström Publications: 1. Scientific authors: 4. Orcid: 0000-0001-8468-1293 Publications: 1. Scientific authors: 4. Affiliations: 1. Ror: https://ror.org/040wg7k59 Publications: 1. Scientific authors: 4. Affiliations: 1. Url: https://www.chalmers.se/ Publications: 1. Scientific authors: 4. Affiliations: 1. Name: Environmental Systems Analysis, Chalmers University of Technology, Gothenburg 412 96, Sweden Publications: 1. Scientific authors: 5. Name: Patrik Johansson Publications: 1. Scientific authors: 5. Orcid: 0000-0002-9907-117X Publications: 1. Scientific authors: 5. Affiliations: 1. Ror: https://ror.org/040wg7k59 Publications: 1. Scientific authors: 5. Affiliations: 1. Url: https://www.chalmers.se/ Publications: 1. Scientific authors: 5. Affiliations: 1. Name: Materials Physics, Department of Physics, Chalmers University of Technology, Gothenburg 412 96, Sweden Publications: 1. Scientific authors: 5. Affiliations: 2. Ror: https://ror.org/01wy0hc37 Publications: 1. Scientific authors: 5. Affiliations: 2. Url: http://www.alistore.eu/ Publications: 1. Scientific authors: 5. Affiliations: 2. Name: ALISTORE−European Research Institute, Rue Baudelocque, Amiens 80000, France Publications: 1. Citation: Originally from Wickerts et al. (2023). Prospective Life Cycle Assessment of Lithium-Sulfur Batteries for Stationary Energy Storage. ACS Sustainable Chemistry & Engineering. Based on Chordia et al. (2021). Publications: 1. Relation: primary_source Publications: 1. Source type: scientific_journal Publications: 1. Publication year: 2023 Publications: 2. Doi: 10.1021/acssuschemeng.4c01782 Publications: 2. Url: https://doi.org/10.1021/acssuschemeng.4c01782 Publications: 2. Title: Correction to “Prospective Life Cycle Assessment of Lithium–Sulfur Batteries for Stationary Energy Storage” Publications: 2. Scientific authors: 1. Name: Sanna Wickerts Publications: 2. Scientific authors: 1. Orcid: 0000-0002-7833-0849 Publications: 2. Scientific authors: 2. Name: Rickard Arvidsson Publications: 2. Scientific authors: 2. Orcid: 0000-0002-9258-0641 Publications: 2. Scientific authors: 3. Name: Anders Nordelöf Publications: 2. Scientific authors: 3. Orcid: 0000-0002-7455-7341 Publications: 2. Scientific authors: 4. Name: Magdalena Svanström Publications: 2. Scientific authors: 4. Orcid: 0000-0001-8468-1293 Publications: 2. Scientific authors: 5. Name: Patrik Johansson Publications: 2. Scientific authors: 5. Orcid: 0000-0002-9907-117X Publications: 2. Citation: Sanna Wickerts; Rickard Arvidsson; Anders Nordelöf; Magdalena Svanström; Patrik Johansson (2024). Correction to “Prospective Life Cycle Assessment of Lithium–Sulfur Batteries for Stationary Energy Storage”. https://doi.org/10.1021/acssuschemeng.4c01782 Publications: 2. Relation: supporting_source Publications: 2. Source type: scientific_journal Publications: 2. Publication year: 2024 |
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| Version metadata | Technology description | battery cell production, Li-S. Derived from prospective lithium-metal/sulfur pouch-cell stationary storage research; the record may represent a precursor, service, component or adapted capacity wrapper rather than a complete battery. Published future industrial maturity assumptions are not observed commercial performance. | One kg assembled cell is combined with manufacturing electricity and the existing factory-construction/operation allocation. Factory manufacture is owned here rather than added again at the capacity wrapper. | |
| Version metadata | Technology readiness level | 6 | Not set | |
| Version metadata | Description | Source: Wickerts et al. (2023). Prospective Life Cycle Assessment of Lithium-Sulfur Batteries for Stationary Energy Storage. ACS Sustainable Chemistry & Engineering. https://doi.org/10.1021/acssuschemeng.3c00141. Manufacturing of Li-S cells was based on the work by Chordia, M.; Nordelöf, A.; Ellingsen, L. A.-W. Environmental life cycle implications of upscaling lithium-ion battery production. Int. J. Life Cycle Assess. 2021, 26, 2024– 2039, DOI: 10.1007/s11367-021-01976-0 8. Note that the factory construction and operation is included in this activity, and not in the "1 kWh storage capacity" as it is in the supporting information. Source review: Wickerts et al. (2023), with the 2024 correction and revised supplement, supports this Li-S lineage. This CLIC node declares kilogram of battery cell, LiS; it must not inherit the functional unit of the complete study. The source considers six future industrial scenarios: base, material selection, energy system, technical performance, recycling and combined. Its cell study uses 1 kWh theoretical storage capacity; the complete storage system uses 1 MWh AC electricity delivered over 20 years. Background data are ecoinvent 3.7.1 cut-off, with laboratory/literature chemistry upscaled to prospective industrial operation. The paper distinguishes then-current manufacturing readiness MRL 4–5 from assumed MRL 10; neither is a numeric TRL. Production timing is uncertain and described as unlikely before 2030, which does not establish a measured inventory reference year. CLIC supplier substitutions, reconstruction and uncertainty are separate from source assumptions. Source quantity agreement, where available, does not establish supplier/biosphere identity, mass closure or reproduction of published impact results. This is an archived superseded version. References above to current CLIC reconstruction, hardware or retirement conventions describe the later lineage and do not certify that this earlier recipe already implements them. Its quantity differences remain separately visible in the comparison artifact; preserve the original exchanges. |
Lithium–sulfur cell manufacture, per kg of the declared cell or module reference. | Describe the actual reference flow, process boundary, engineering assumptions and source limitations in reader-facing language. Remove operational review/release instructions and distinguish capacity/component services from operating-energy inputs; the inventory content and declared terms are preserved. |
| Version metadata | Intended application | Not set | Reuse within the documented prospective Li–S model with compatible physical unit, source scenario, current engineering configuration and manufacturing/operating/retirement boundary. | Apply reviewed discovery metadata and change explanations from the curated release. |
| Version metadata | System boundary | Not set | The declared kilogram reference for battery cell, LiS, with its recorded suppliers and signed services. Precursor manufacture, component assembly, installation manufacture, charging operation and retirement remain separate processes. | |
| Version metadata | Limitations on use | Not set | The prospective source model and current supplier/profile adaptation do not certify measured industrial performance, complete chemistry or native supplier equivalence. Original uncertainty and background profiles retain their documented scope. |
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