Robert Chryc-Gawrychowski, CEO of Northvolt Poland, states, "Northvolt set out to lead the sustainable development of Europe's battery industry. Lyten is carrying that mission forward with BESS manufacturing and the introduction of lithium-sulphur batteries in Europe, which replaces minerals like nickel, cobalt, manganese, and graphite, with locally abundant battery materials. Moreover, it is important and exciting that the factory in Gdansk, built for the production of energy storage systems, will continue its operations."
When the company that built an empire on lithium starts looking elsewhere, you know something big is happening.
Marine Park residents are outraged over plans to build a lithium-ion battery energy storage system near their homes, concerned about the project's location and safety risks.
"The new funding will enable us to execute our mission and serve millions of homeowners to switch from fossil fuels towards cheaper and cleaner energy," says Philipp Schröder, CEO and co-founder of 1KOMMA5°. This statement encapsulates the company's ambition to lead the transition to renewable energy sources effectively.