The total investment exceeds 1 billion yuan! The first production line of graphite anode material for lithium-ion battery in Haidong, Qinghai has been put into production.

SMM March 7: recently, Haidong City, Qinghai Province, reported that the city's first lithium-ion battery graphite anode material production line-Qinghai Tianlan New Energy material Co., Ltd. lithium-ion battery anode material graphitization production line has been put into operation.

It is understood that the total investment of the project is 1.03 billion yuan, which is divided into two phases. The first phase of the project invests 150 million yuan to build a graphitization processing production line with an annual output of 10, 000 tons of lithium-ion battery anode materials; the second phase of the project invests 880 million yuan to build a graphitization processing production line with an annual output of 20, 000 tons of lithium-ion battery anode materials and a supporting production line of 30, 000 tons of anode materials

The main function of the anode material produced by the production line is to store and release energy, which mainly affects the cycle performance of lithium battery. It is reported that the construction of the second phase of the new project will start in April this year and is expected to be put into production by the end of the year. When the project is completed, it is expected that the output value of the project will exceed 1 billion yuan in 2023.

Recently, there has been frequent news about the production of negative materials. On March 7, Baichuan said on the interactive platform that Ningxia's 50, 000-ton needle coke project and 5000-ton graphite anode material (10, 000 tons graphitization) project have been put into production, and lithium iron phosphate and lithium electricity recovery projects are under construction.

Longbai Technology also announced in early February that the first phase of the project with an annual production capacity of 100000 tons of artificial graphite anode materials for lithium-ion batteries invested by China carbon New Materials, a wholly-owned subsidiary of the company, has been completed and has now entered the stage of trial production.