Basquevolt and Battera Technologies Collaborate on Aerospace Lithium Metal Batteries
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Basquevolt and Battera Technologies have announced a strategic partnership to develop integrated lithium metal battery solutions for aerospace applications. The collaboration aims to leverage Basquevolt's lithium metal cells, which exceed 400 Wh/kg, alongside Battera's expertise in battery pack integration, with a target for series production by 2027.
This partnership is significant as it addresses the aerospace industry's need for high energy density, safety, and reliability in battery solutions, while ensuring European sourcing. The combined capabilities of both companies are expected to result in a product that surpasses existing commercial lithium-ion batteries, with a goal of achieving over 500 Wh/kg in energy density.
Basquevolt and Battera Technologies are focused on industrial-scale production rather than research, with a phased roadmap leading to series production in 2027. This initiative aims to establish a complete European value chain for battery manufacturing, from electrolyte production to system delivery, ensuring high European content in their advanced battery solutions.
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