From ESS News
Voltfang has officially opened its “Future Fab” production site in Aachen, Germany. The plant will produce second-life battery storage systems for industrial, commercial, and large-scale applications.
The company said annual production capacity will reach 250 MWh next year and rise to 1 GWh before 2031.
It claimed that the fab – at the TRIWO Technopark Aachen, on the former production site of electric car maker Next E-GO – is Europe’s largest production facility for second-life battery storage systems. The company production began in April.
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