LG Energy Solution is showcasing its world-beating battery technologies and solutions at Korea’s largest secondary battery trade fair, InterBattery 2021, from June 9 to 11 in Seoul’s Coex Convention & Exhibition Center.
In the ESG Zone, as the first global battery maker to join both RE100 and EV100 environmental initiatives through its zero-carbon by 2030 goal, LG Energy Solution is delivering its ESG initiatives through ‘CHARGE’ – an acronym for Climate Action & Circular Economy; Human Value Management; Advanced EH&S; Responsible & Impactful Business; Good Governance; ESG Disclosure & Communication.
In the Reuse ESS Zone, LG Energy Solution explains its efforts in creating a circulative battery ecosystem. To demonstrate this, a mockup system of the ‘Reuse ESS Battery Project’ – an electric vehicle charging station at its Ochang plant – is displayed to show how dead batteries are withdrawn, reused and recycled. Across the hall at the Next-generation Zone, the company is showcasing battery products of the future like its all-solid state battery technology with improved safety features and lightweight lithium-sulfur batteries boasting higher energy density.
In addition, the Core Technology Zone introduces LG Energy Solution’s differentiated battery materials that have maximized battery performance and safety, including its NCMA – the industry’s first aluminum-added quaternary battery, SiO (Silicon Anode Materials) and SRS (Safety Reinforced Separator). What’s more, the company also highlights its innovative battery manufacturing process through Lamination & Stacking and Long Cell Design.
An official from LG Energy Solution said that InterBattery 2021 sets the stage for LG Energy Solution, the world-leading battery company, to present its wide range of product portfolios and major technologies. The official also added, consumers are able to see for themselves the various next-generation battery technologies by LG Energy Solution that are poised to lead the energy sector into the future, like our groundbreaking all-solid and lithium-sulfur batteries.
Meanwhile, LG Energy Solution recently announced a second joint plant with GM (General Motors), the U.S.’s leading automaker. With the Michigan plant already built, LG Energy Solution is currently constructing its first 35GWh joint battery plant with GM in Ohio, while a same-sized second plant is to be built in Springhill, Tennessee, through a $2.3 billion investment that will secure the production of batteries equipped with the most advanced technology.
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