Cathay Chilwee Successfully Launches Phase One of New Material Project for Lithium Battery/Supercapacitor Electrolyte

Published: Apr 27, 2025 14:17

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On April 25, the official account of Cathay Chilwee New Energy Co., Ltd. announced the successful launch of the first phase of its new material project for lithium battery/supercapacitor electrolyte with an annual production capacity of 4,000 mt. The project was jointly established by Jiangsu Ruitai and Cathay Chilwee, and its products are widely used in the new energy fields such as PV, wind power, power battery, and ESS. It is a key product in the strategic emerging industry, serving the "dual carbon" strategy and green transformation.

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