[Batterie au lithium : une base de R&D sur les matériaux d’anode en silicium-carbone s’implante à Ya’an, Sichuan]

Publié: Jul 31, 2026 17:08
Récemment, le Comité de gestion de la zone de développement économique et technologique de Ya'an, dans la province du Sichuan, a publié un avis public d'acceptation de la demande d'évaluation de l'impact environnemental pour le projet de base de R&D de matériaux d'anode en silicium-carbone de Qingyuan (Sichuan) Technology Co., Ltd. Situé route Qingjiang dans la zone de développement, district de Mingshan, ville de Ya'an, province du Sichuan, le projet représente un investissement total de 55 millions de yuans, dont 1,255 million de yuans consacrés à la protection de l'environnement. Il prévoit la location d'un site d'usine de 2,5 hectares avec des structures existantes, pour une surface de plancher totale d'environ 5 798,5 mètres carrés, principalement destinée à la recherche et au développement de matériaux d'anode en silicium-carbone (y compris les composites monoxyde de silicium/carbone, etc.).

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