Post by pling on Jan 25, 2016 19:35:58 GMT
Mye spennende på trappene i Europa som snart vil trenge kortreist (grønn) lithiumkarbonat 
Nissan’s lithium-ion battery plant in Sunderland to make future generation EV batteries
- Representing a £26.5 million investment, this commitment will safeguard 300 highly-skilled jobs in manufacturing, maintenance and engineering at Nissan's advanced lithium-ion battery plant in Sunderland, the largest of its type in Europe.
- Already the global leaders in electric vehicles with over 200,000 Nissan LEAFs on the road worldwide covering a total of two billion electric miles, the announcement is another stake in the ground as Nissan reaffirms its commitment to a 100% electric future. In 2015 alone, Nissan sold 43,651 LEAFs worldwide, 15,630 of which were in Europe.
LG Chem to Build EV Battery Plant in Europe
- The company on Wednesday said that it decided to build an electric car battery plant with an annual production capacity of 50,000 batteries in Europe and is looking for a suitable site.
“German Gigafactory” — Ground Broken On Europe’s Soon-To-Be-Largest Battery Factory
- Occasionally referred to as a “German Gigafactory,” the Batterien-Montage-Zentrums (BMZ) facility is currently expected to be completed by 2020.
- The facility will reportedly possess a manufacturing capacity of about 5 GWh — putting it amongst the largest such battery factories in the world when completed.
- In a reply to a question by one of our readers (tip of the hat to Philip W), the developer stated (as translated from German): “Hello, if everything goes as planned we will produce up to 80 million Lithium-Ion batteries in various sizes in Karlstein. The overall capacity will be about 5 GWh”
Samsung, established EV Battery Factory in East Europe… seeking Korean-China-East Europe triangle
- Samsung SDI will establish production stronghold for automotive lithium ion battery for EV (Electric Vehicle) in 2016.
- Before Giga Factory fully work in 2017, Tesla is looking for new supplier for EV batteries other than Panasonic. Samsung SDI is currently mentioned as strong candidate.
Nissan’s lithium-ion battery plant in Sunderland to make future generation EV batteries
- Representing a £26.5 million investment, this commitment will safeguard 300 highly-skilled jobs in manufacturing, maintenance and engineering at Nissan's advanced lithium-ion battery plant in Sunderland, the largest of its type in Europe.
- Already the global leaders in electric vehicles with over 200,000 Nissan LEAFs on the road worldwide covering a total of two billion electric miles, the announcement is another stake in the ground as Nissan reaffirms its commitment to a 100% electric future. In 2015 alone, Nissan sold 43,651 LEAFs worldwide, 15,630 of which were in Europe.
LG Chem to Build EV Battery Plant in Europe
- The company on Wednesday said that it decided to build an electric car battery plant with an annual production capacity of 50,000 batteries in Europe and is looking for a suitable site.
“German Gigafactory” — Ground Broken On Europe’s Soon-To-Be-Largest Battery Factory
- Occasionally referred to as a “German Gigafactory,” the Batterien-Montage-Zentrums (BMZ) facility is currently expected to be completed by 2020.
- The facility will reportedly possess a manufacturing capacity of about 5 GWh — putting it amongst the largest such battery factories in the world when completed.
- In a reply to a question by one of our readers (tip of the hat to Philip W), the developer stated (as translated from German): “Hello, if everything goes as planned we will produce up to 80 million Lithium-Ion batteries in various sizes in Karlstein. The overall capacity will be about 5 GWh”
Samsung, established EV Battery Factory in East Europe… seeking Korean-China-East Europe triangle
- Samsung SDI will establish production stronghold for automotive lithium ion battery for EV (Electric Vehicle) in 2016.
- Before Giga Factory fully work in 2017, Tesla is looking for new supplier for EV batteries other than Panasonic. Samsung SDI is currently mentioned as strong candidate.
