Sinochem to start trial production of high-energy-density lithium batteries

Published: Nov 27, 2019 16:44
The pilot run involves mass production of battery cells with an energy density of 260-270 wh/kg

SHANGHAI, Nov 27 (SMM) – Sinochem International, a state-owned company mainly engaged in the chemical business, said on November 26 that a lithium-ion battery project under its Junsheng New Materials unit is about to start trial production. 

The pilot run involves mass production of battery cells with an energy density of 260-270 wh/kg. 

The subsidiary is looking to develop lithium-ion power batteries with higher energy density and capacity, as well as longer cycling lifespan and better safety performance.

Full operation of the project will add battery capacity of 8 million kWh, being able to meet demand from more than 100,000 electric vehicles. 

Currently, the mainstream ternary batteries in China are NCM523, with an energy density of 180-220wh/kg. 

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