CATL Collaborates with Two UK Institutions to Develop European Energy Storage Projects

Published: Feb 25, 2026 08:48

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CATL, Schroders Greencoat, and Lochpine Capital, both under Schroders Group in the UK, jointly signed a strategic cooperation memorandum of understanding. The three parties will collaborate to explore and develop battery energy storage projects in Europe and carry out related investment activities. Under the framework of the memorandum, CATL will participate in the cooperation as a battery supplier.

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