Tesla has begun construction of a 204-million-dollar battery production facility in Shanghai which will manufacture megapack-energy storage units.
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“Battery-News” presents an up-to-date overview of planned as well as already existing projects in the field of battery cell production.
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Redwood Materials collaborates with Ultium Cells in the recycling of waste from battery production in the USA. The materials stem from cathodes and anodes as well as cell scrap.
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Kyburz from Switzerland and German drive supplier Vitesco Technologies intend to jointly industrialize an innovative recycling process for lithium-ion batteries.
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Together with Canadian technology specialist Mangrove Lithium, HELM AG from Germany could develop a European lithium refinery.
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On June 6th and 7th, 2024, Rohmann Automation will host the second “Robotics meets eMobility” congress in Ingelheim am Rhein. The event focuses on the manufacturing and quality assurance of battery modules for electric mobility. Key topics include new production technologies and international competitiveness of German manufacturers. Prominent speakers from industry and politics Prominent speakers from the e-mobility and economic sectors, including Daniela Schmitt, Minister for Economic Affairs, Transport, and Agriculture of Rhineland-Palatinate, as well as representatives from Daimler Truck, Ford, Mercedes Benz, Porsche, and Stellantis, will present current projects and trends. Manufacturers such as CMBlu energy, Eberspächer, LG Energy Solutions, and Varta will showcase their innovations. Leading producers of robots and laser systems, such as ABB, Keyence, and Trumpf, will also participate. Networking of automation and traditional industry An accompanying exhibition will feature new solutions in robotics and quality assurance. Research institutions like the Fraunhofer EZRT and RWTH Aachen University will also be represented. The event provides a forum for the exchange and networking of automation and robotics companies with traditional industrial sectors. Jascha Rohmann, founder and CEO of Rohmann Automation GmbH, emphasizes the necessity of cross-industry collaboration to succeed in international competition. Link
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ETH Zurich spin-off “8inks” has raised three million euros from investors to scale up its patented coating technology for lithium-ion batteries.
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Capgemini Engineering and PEM of RWTH Aachen University have published an in-depth analysis on the “Acceleration of Battery Cell Development”.
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Porsche, Bosch, the DeepTech&Climate Fonds and other investors are supporting Aachen-based recycling company “cylib” with a 55-million-euro funding round.
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Skeleton Technologies, a developer and manufacturer of energy storage solutions, announced its expansion into France at a business summit hosted by French President Emmanuel Macron in Paris. Over five years, the company plans to invest €600 million in research and development and the production of “SuperBatteries.” “Skeleton will commence research and development of next-generation battery technologies later this year in Toulouse, in the southwest of France,” the company announced. “A mass production facility for ‘SuperBatteries’ is scheduled to be operational by 2027.” Founded in 2009 in Tartu, Skeleton Technologies opened its first facility in Germany, near Dresden, seven years ago. The company’s mass production facility for supercapacitors is currently under construction in Leipzig. Skeleton employs over 130 staff at its headquarters and development center in Tallinn. “We are the first Estonian industrial company to expand into two of Europe’s most important industrial nations, Germany and France. Undoubtedly, this is a milestone for us, paving the way for other Estonian green technology companies,” said Taavi Madiberk, CEO and co-founder of Skeleton Technologies. Source: https://news.err.ee/1609341672/skeleton-technologies-to-establish-superbattery-production-plant-in-france
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