Lotte Energy Materials to develop LFP cathode active material, production to begin in the first half of next year = South Korea

On the 26th, Lotte Energy Materials (formerly Nissin Materials), a secondary battery material manufacturer in the Lotte Group of South Korea, announced that it will be located in Cheonan, Chungcheongnam-do, South Korea.
The company announced that it has signed a research and development agreement with the Automotive Research Institute for positive electrode active materials for lithium iron phosphate Eon batteries (LFP). Through this partnership, the two companies will develop high-performance products with high energy density and price competitiveness.
We will cooperate with the aim of developing LFP cathode active materials. The Korea Automobile Research Institute was established to develop the technical capabilities of the Korean automobile industry so that it can become self-reliant, and to foster the automobile industry.
It is an organization that develops and supports core technologies and carries out various innovative projects. Because we have the composition of LFP's secondary particles, impurity removal technology, secondary particle manufacturing and carbon composite technology, we will
The two companies decided to proceed with the joint development of P positive electrode active material. Lotte Energy Materials will build a 1,000-ton pilot line in the first half of next year based on the results of this research and development. under
The plan is to proceed with sample development and production in the first half of the year. For this purpose, the lithium manganate line at the Samgi factory in Iksan, Jeollabuk-do was remodeled and LFP was installed.
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