In collaboration with industry partner SURAGUS, the Chair of Production Engineering of E-Mobility Components (PEM) at RWTH Aachen University is researching real-time slurry measurement in the mixing process as part...
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Chinese battery manufacturer Gotion High-Tech and German chemical company BASF have agreed to a strategic partnership to develop solid-state batteries. The memorandum was signed at Gotion’s headquarters in Hefei. According...
Chinese battery manufacturer CATL has taken another step toward the series application of sodium-ion battery technology by using it in a production-ready electric vehicle.
The German Federal Institute for Materials Research and Testing (BAM) has presented a concept for anode materials in sodium-ion batteries designed to increase efficiency and storage capacity.
Japanese company Idemitsu Kosan has begun construction of a large-scale pilot plant for the production of solid electrolytes, scheduled to go into operation in early 2028.
German company IBU-tec and partners from research and industry have developed an industrial process for dry coating lithium-ion cathodes without the use of solvents.
South Korean battery company LG Energy Solution (LGES) is apparently pushing ahead with the construction of a pilot production line for sodium-ion batteries in China.
Chinese battery manufacturer Eve Energy has begun construction of a 140-million-dollar headquarters facility for AI and the industrialization of sodium-ion batteries in Huizhou.
Samsung SDI and South Korean car manufacturer KG Mobility intend to develop battery packs based on cylindrical 46-type cells and conduct joint research in the future.
The Fraunhofer Research Institution for Battery Cell Production FFB has carried out the first end-to-end cell production using exclusively European plant technology in Münster, Germany.
French chemical company Arkema and Chinese separator specialist SEMCORP intend to jointly accelerate the development of battery separators in the future.
POSCO Future M from South Korea and Factorial from the USA are planning to collaborate on the development of materials for solid-state batteries.