EnerVenue starts production of Aqueous Metal Cell in China
EnerVenue has begun production of its water-based nickel-hydrogen Aqueous Metal Cell at its Wujin site in Changzhou, China. The company says the line is the first high-volume AMC line built anywhere, which may matter for scaling the battery technology.
Energy storage company EnerVenue says it has started production of its Aqueous Metal Cell (AMC) at its Wujin site in Changzhou, China. The AMC is described as a water-based nickel-hydrogen battery.
According to the company, the production line is the first high-volume AMC line built anywhere. Ground was broken in April.
EnerVenue said the first conforming cell came off the line in late September. The source does not provide additional details on output or customer deliveries.
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