We have heard a lot about lithium ion cathode production from a variety of sources over the past two years, and how it can be steeply cut in both costs, time to market, and wasted components – Tesla’s Elon Musk has made public statement about it, and the LFP community as far and wide as China has talked it up, and this week tiny Canadian start up Nano One Materials, has emerged into sunlight, with patents and an exploitation deal with global chemicals firm BASF. The moves comes less than a week after Nano acquired an LFP factory from Johnson Matthey, which sold the rest of its lithium ion business to a BASF rival EV Metals Group, a London based…