CNGR Advanced Material, Chinese manufacturer of precursors for active cathode materials of lithium-ion batteries, collaborates with Al Mada to establish a battery materials production and recycling facility in Morocco.
OCSiAl, a leading provider of graphene nanotube technologies, has received construction approval for a nanotube production facility near Belgrade, Serbia. The new nanotube synthesis plant will be launched in 2024 …
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The new South Korean “EcoPro Cam Canada LP” subsidiary plans to construct a battery cathode plant in Canada worth around 830 million euros.
Vulcan Energy Resources has started its Lithium Extraction Optimization Plant at its German site in Landau, Rhineland-Palatinate. The factory is dedicated to the extraction, purification, and concentration of lithium chloride.
Chinese conglomerate Tinci Group, a supplier of electrolyte for lithium-ion batteries, recently decided to move its major electrolyte production project from the Czech Republic to Morocco.
SK On, EcoProBM and Ford are jointly investing 800,000 euros in the construction of a production plant for cathode materials (CAM). In the future, this plant will secure the material …
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British anode material developer Nexeon plans to build its first commercial production site in South Korea. Officials say the new plant will enable the company to meet its binding supply agreement with Panasonic in early 2025.
Finnish Minerals Group plans to build two battery materials factories in Finland. The Group plans to build a cathode active materials (CAM) plant and another for precursor materials (pCAM), which together will form one of the largest plant clusters in Europe.
