Next-gen battery developers licensing technology to OEMs enables scale

As next-generation batteries get nearer to commercialisation, developers are increasingly licensing their technologies to OEMs. This year, around 12 gigawatt-hours (GWh) of solid-state and lithium metal battery production is expected, up from 5 GWh last year, according to Benchmark’s Solid-State and Lithium Metal Forecast. This comes as US-based developer QuantumScape announced it would licence its […]

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