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California Production of Advanced Batteries for Zero Emission Vehicles (CPAB-ZEV)

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The California Production of Advanced Batteries for Zero Emission Vehicles (CPAB-ZEV) project focuses on the design and establishment of a production facility in Alameda, California. This facility will be dedicated to the manufacturing of advanced injectable phase change electrolytes and the assembly of lithium-ion battery cells intended for use in zero-emission vehicles and other electric mobility applications. The project aims to produce over 60 metric tons of injectable phase change electrolytes annually, which is sufficient to support 128 megawatt-hours of battery cells. Additionally, the facility is designed to assemble more than 500,000 lithium-ion battery cells per year, totaling over 7 megawatt-hours of capacity. This initiative is managed by the California Energy Commission.

General Info

CEC project establishing an Alameda facility for ZEV battery cells and electrolytes.

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California → Energy Commission

NAICS

335910 - Battery ManufacturingView NAICS

Place of Performance

2095 North Loop Road, Alameda, CA, Alameda, CA, 94502

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AgencyCalifornia → Energy Commission

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California → Energy Commission

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This project will design and establish California-based production of advanced injectable phase change electrolytes and cell assembly in Alameda, CA. CPAB-ZEV will construct a facility dedicated to producing over 60 metric tons of injectable phase change electrolytes (capable of supporting 128 megawatt-hours [MWh] of battery cells), as well as assembling more than 500,000 lithium-ion battery cells (>7MWh) annually, for use in zero-emission vehicles and other electric mobility applications.

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