Britishvolt gigaplant set for Siemens' manufacturing tech
Britishvolt has entered into a collaboration agreement with Siemens to accelerate the development and production of lithium-ion batteries at the company’s gigaplant.
Siemens will give Britishvolt access to its automation, electrification solutions and Digital Twin manufacturing technology, which will simulate gigaplant production processes and flows.
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Siemens is providing Britishvolt also with design and simulation development tools that will help accelerate the time it takes for lithium-ion battery cells to go from laboratory to production at scale.
“Working with Siemens and utilising its global expertise in Digital Twin and simulation technologies will play a pivotal role in Britishvolt achieving its tight deadlines to begin producing world-class batteries, at scale, by the end of 2023,” said Britishvolt CEO, Orral Nadjari. “Being able to simulate production of lithium-ion batteries and cell development speeds up a complicated process and allows us to bring crucial batteries to market quicker. Working with...Siemens helps us stay firmly on course in our mission to build the UK’s first battery gigaplant.”
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