The foundation stone for the Beijing Times Battery Base project has been laid. The future gigafactory is owned by CATL, BAIC, Xiaomi EV, and Beijing Energy International.
Construction of Beijing Times Battery Base Begins Read More »
German chemical expert BASF and WHW Recycling have signed an agreement on processing cathode and anode waste from battery cell production.
BASF and WHW Recycling Agree to Process Production Waste Read More »
South Korean company SK On has announced that it has co-developed a polymer electrolyte for lithium metal batteries that can be operated at room temperature.
SK On Develops Polymer Electrolyte for Lithium Metal Batteries Read More »
Sino Applied Technology (SiAT) has commissioned a plant in Taiwan that will produce 100 tons of silicon anodes and 1,000 tons of nanomaterials per year.
SiAT Opens Nanomaterials Production Facility in Taiwan Read More »
German battery company “theion” has opened a technology center in the Berlin Adlershof Science and Technology Park. The facility will be used to further develop the companyʼs sulfur crystal batteries.
“theion” Opens Technology Center in Berlin Read More »
Gotion High-tech from China plans to build the first gigafactory for electric vehicles in Morocco. The projectʼs total value is estimated at 1.2 billion euros.
Gotion High-tech to Build Gigafactory in Morocco Read More »
InoBat has begun producing battery cells in western Slovakia with equipment by Wuxi Lead and is planning to build a gigafactory in southern Slovakia with Gotion High-Tech from China.
InoBat Begins Battery Production in Slovakia Read More »
Lithium Australia has signed a three-year agreement with Volvo Group Australiaʼs bus division on the exclusive recycling of electric and hybrid bus batteries.
Lithium Australia to Recycle Bus Batteries for Volvo Read More »
Daimler Truck, Cumminsʼ “Accelera” business unit and U.S. truck manufacturer Paccar have founded the “Amplify Cell Technologies” joint venture, planning a new gigafactory.
Daimler Truck, Cummins and Paccar Form Battery Joint Venture Read More »
Battery joint venture ACC, backed by Stellantis and Mercedes, has suspended work on its cell factories in Germany and Italy due to a switch to cheaper batteries.
ACC Puts Factory Plans in Germany and Italy on Hold Read More »
