Softbank Ventures into Non-Lithium Battery Manufacturing
Softbank has announced its entry into the battery manufacturing sector, focusing on non-lithium technologies and integrating Battery Energy Storage Systems.
Editorial Staff
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Updated 13 days ago
Japan's Softbank has launched a new business dedicated to the manufacturing of non-lithium battery cells. This move marks the company's expansion into the battery sector.
The new venture emphasizes the development of non-lithium battery technologies, which could offer alternatives to traditional lithium-based solutions.
In addition to battery cell production, Softbank plans to integrate Battery Energy Storage Systems (BESS) into its offerings, potentially enhancing energy storage capabilities.