Industry Leaders CATL, EVE, and FinDreams Back Initiative for Standardizing EV and ESS Battery Supplier Payments

Published: Jun 30, 2026 18:26
On June 29, after the China Automotive Power Battery Industry Innovation Alliance and the Zhongguancun Energy Storage Industry Technology Alliance jointly released the “Initiative on Standardizing Supplier Payment Practices for EV and ESS Battery Enterprises,” multiple top-tier players in the industry publicly responded and followed through, covering the core sectors of power batteries and energy storage integration. These included mainstream power battery producers such as CATL, FinDreams Battery, CALB, EVE, and SEVB.

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