11. April 2025|
On October 21st and 22nd, the Battery Production Days will debut in Münster, Germany. Exhibitors and sponsors can still apply.
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15. April 2025|
Following an investment of around 250 million euros, MAN Truck & Bus has started producing battery packs for electric commercial vehicles in Nuremberg.
14. April 2025|
SK ie Technology Co. (SKIET) has begun supplying separator film for battery cells to LG Energy Solution in North America. The contract is worth around 75.7 million US dollars.
11. April 2025|
On October 21st and 22nd, the Battery Production Days will debut in Münster, Germany. Exhibitors and sponsors can still apply.
11. April 2025|
Bühler Group is to support the production of lithium iron phosphate (LFP) battery cells by FIB near Naples with the installation of four continuous mixing lines.
10. April 2025|
Redwood Materials will be opening a 1,400-square-meter research and development (R&D) center in San Francisco for the production of cathode materials and other components.
9. April 2025|
With partners from research and industry, PEM of RWTH Aachen University has started the three-year TRAICELL project to increase battery cell production efficiency through artificial intelligence.
8. April 2025|
Construction of a 2.3-billion-dollar Gotion battery factory in Michigan has been halted due to a legal dispute over environmental impact and the companyʼs links to China.
7. April 2025|
H.C. Starck Tungsten receives more than 60 million euros in funding for the construction of a 340-million-euro battery recycling plant in Goslar.
4. April 2025|
Battery manufacturer Northvolt has laid off most of its employees as part of the ongoing insolvency proceedings. Approximately 1,700 employees will remain in Sweden.
3. April 2025|
Chinese manufacturer HiNa Battery has presented sodium-ion battery cells for commercial vehicles, which are said to be fully charged in up to 25 minutes.
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