LG Energy Solution and Toyota Tsusho have announced the establishment of the Green Metals Battery Innovations joint venture for the recycling of batteries in the United States.
LG and Toyota to Establish Battery Recycling Joint Venture Read More »
As part of the new “CellLab” project, an infrastructure for data-based research into battery production and its effects on cell quality is being created at RWTH Aachen University.
RWTH Aachen University Launches Research Project on Cell Production Read More »
LG Energy Solution from South Korea will supply Chinese car manufacturer Chery with 46-format battery cells, covering a total capacity of eight gigawatt-hours for six years.
LG Energy Solution to Supply 46-Format Battery Cells to Chery Read More »
CATL has begun mass production of a lithium iron phosphate (LFP) cell with higher energy density and fewer components for use in stationary energy storage systems.
CATL Starts Mass Production of LFP Cell for Stationary Energy Storage Read More »
Mechanical battery testing: time-consuming and cost-intensive. In an exclusive interview with Battery-News, Dr. Simon Vitzthum from ZwickRoell explains why it is still indispensable.
“When There Are Hardly Any Standards, Experience Decides” Read More »
At its Cologne site, Ford has put a plant into operation where 180 robots are to ensure standardized and error-free assembly of electric vehicle traction batteries.
Ford Opens Battery Assembly Plant in Cologne Read More »
The UK Battery Industrialisation Centre (UKBIC) has opened an 800 square-meter “Clean and Dry Zone” for industrial research, development, and testing.
UKBIC Opens Modern Controlled Dry Rooms Read More »
With a planned annual capacity of ten gigawatt-hours, AESC has started series production of batteries for French car manufacturer Renault at a new factory in Douai in northern France.
AESC Battery Plant in Douai Begins Mass Production Read More »
Due to high tariffs on machinery, steel and aluminum, AESC from China has suspended construction of its battery factory in the US state of South Carolina indefinitely.
AESC Halts Construction of Battery Plant in South Carolina Read More »
Lucid Group has signed agreements with Canadian and Australian battery material companies Graphite One and Syrah Resources for the multi-year supply of natural graphite.
Lucid Concludes Agreements to Purchase Natural Graphite Read More »
