Henan Signs 2GWh Sodium Ion Battery Production Deal with Zhongna Yingdian

Published: May 10, 2024 17:47

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[Sodium Battery: 2GWh Sodium Ion Battery Project Signed in Henan] On the morning of May 8th, the Management Committee of Henan Xinxiang Power Supply Industry Development Zone held a signing ceremony for the investment cooperation agreement of the 2GWh annual production line project of sodium ion batteries with Zhongna Yingdian (Shenzhen) New Energy Co., Ltd.

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