CATL, the world's largest battery maker, expects half of its sales in 2030 to come from energy storage systems, rather than electric vehicles. This prediction indicates a significant shift in the company's focus towards the growing energy storage market. As the demand for renewable energy sources continues to increase, the need for efficient energy storage systems is becoming more pressing. CATL's expectation of substantial growth in this sector underscores the importance of energy storage in the transition to a more sustainable energy landscape. With its advanced battery technology and large production capacity, CATL is well-positioned to capitalize on this trend. CleanTechnica

Ganfeng Lithium, a leading lithium producer, has announced that its energy storage cells are fully produced and sold. The company's 588Ah production line is set to start climbing production in the third quarter, with plans to gradually increase output by the end of the year. Ganfeng Lithium's energy storage cells have been well-received in the market, with the company's self-developed 588Ah and 648Ah large cells being considered industry benchmarks. These cells offer higher energy density compared to traditional products, making them ideal for large-scale energy storage stations. The company's focus on energy storage reflects the growing demand for renewable energy solutions. 36氪

Nissan has joined a new project to develop low-cost solid-state EV batteries, aiming to compete with Chinese manufacturers. The project, which involves Gelion's technology, seeks to reduce the cost of solid-state batteries and make them more accessible to the mass market. Solid-state batteries have the potential to offer improved safety, energy density, and charging speeds compared to traditional lithium-ion batteries. Nissan's participation in this project demonstrates the company's commitment to advancing EV technology and staying competitive in the rapidly evolving battery market. Electrek