Company context
Lithium Record is operated in the LinkDaddy® LLC ecosystem as part of a critical-minerals compliance cluster focused on sovereign ownership, machine-legible authority, and durable infrastructure.
Tier 2-4 // LITHIUM RECORD
About lithiumrecord.com
About Lithium Record, LinkDaddy LLC, the Critical Minerals Compliance Cluster, and Anthony James Peacock.
Evidence architecture
Structured for producers, verifiers, OEMs, and machines
Cluster relationships
The project sits beside embeddedcarbonrecord.com for CBAM records, batterypassport.co.za for battery passport positioning, and carbonborderadjustment.com as a broader CBAM authority hub.
Architect profile
Anthony James Peacock is the founder of LinkDaddy® LLC and architect of the FIF Protocol, focused on sovereign web infrastructure, recursive authority, and AI-visible ownership systems.
Audit register
Core fields in the record layer
Every page in this static layer points back to the same operating premise: lithium compliance evidence needs a stable, readable, citation-friendly URL rather than a disposable file export.
| Record field | Why it matters |
|---|---|
| kgCO₂/kg LCE | Translates site evidence into OEM carbon-footprint workflows. |
| GPS and extraction route | Hardens provenance and supports due-diligence review. |
| Verifier signature | Shows independent assurance status and review trail. |
| SHA-256 hash | Connects documents, metadata, and permanent record identity. |
Internal record graph
Continue the compliance path
Source register
Primary regulatory references
Lithium Record content is written as technical infrastructure guidance, not legal advice. Formal compliance decisions should be reviewed with qualified counsel and accredited verifiers.
| Reference | Relevance |
|---|---|
| Regulation (EU) 2023/1542 | EU batteries and waste batteries regulation establishing sustainability, performance, safety, information, and lifecycle obligations. |
| Battery Passport Content Guidance | Practical guidance on Article 77 battery passport scope, responsible operators, and February 18, 2027 readiness. |