Superfly1978
Oct 23, 6:40 AM
$SLDP In 10 weeks, Solid Power intends to begin continuous production of its electrolyte—a fundamental prerequisite for commercialization. QuantumScape has stated that it aims to produce 100 MWh by the end of 2028, whereas Solid Power plans to be producing 1 gigawatt (1,000 MWh) worth of electrolyte by that same time—noting that global demand is currently at 1,200 gigawatts. This serves to illustrate that Solid Power is somewhat further along in this regard. Even Factorial Energy, with its solid-state batteries, is not as advanced. Meanwhile, EcoPro BM—one of South Korea’s largest raw material suppliers—has announced that its own continuous electrolyte production will not begin until 2027 at the earliest.
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