The plant to be constructed in Kotka, Finland will produce cathode active material, CAM, which is needed to produce lithium-ion batteries. The plant''s first-stage capacity will be 60,000
Construction of Finland''s first cathode active material (CAM) plant will begin in April 2025 in Kotka. The facility, developed by Easpring Finland New Materials Oy, will supply materials for
Storage is crucial in the energy transition, as it allows for a higher share of renewable energy in the power mix. In Finland, as in the rest of the world, we will accelerate the deployment of
The battery plant, to be located in Kotka in southeast Finland, will initially produce 60,000 tonnes of cathode active material annually. At full production capacity, it could supply cathode
At the moment, no European country produces lithium, which is what powers electric vehicles, smartphones and countless other electronic devices and gadgets. But, the EU has an
We aim to increase the value of Finnish minerals by developing the value chain of lithium-ion batteries in Finland. Our projects now extend from mines to battery chemicals and materials.
Finland is rich in lithium resources, particularly spodumene, which has garnered attention due to the global shift towards renewable energy and electric vehicles.
Europe''s ambition to achieve energy independence has brought attention to Finland, where newly identified lithium reserves may play a strategic role in shaping the future of EV
Finnish Minerals Group and Beijing Easpring Material Technology have decided to start construction on a cathode active material (CAM) plant Kotka, Finland. The plant''s first-stage capacity
A Chinese-Finnish company announced Thursday it would begin building a battery materials plant in Finland in April, the first of its kind in the Nordic country.
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