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About AESC Group: AESC Group is a global battery technology company headquartered in Zama, Japan, and committed to research, development, design, manufacturing, and sales of power batteries for EVs and energy storage
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AESC Group is investing $810 million in Florence County, South Carolina to build a state-of-the-art 30GWh gigafactory. AESC Group''s plant development will supply next generation battery
AESC is also committed to pursuing responsible sources for its critical battery materials, providing full transparency into extraction methods. The Company increasingly relies on recycled materials, leading to an overall reduction in carbon dioxide emissions from cell production at the new plant.
AESC is committed to sourcing critical battery components cobalt, lithium and nickel from certified mines, providing full transparency of extraction methods and ensuring responsible mining. The company increasingly relies on recycled materials, which will contribute to a reduction in CO2 emissions from cell production in the new plant.
AESC is expanding its footprint in the United States with gigafactories in Kentucky, South Carolina, and Tennessee to meet the growing demand for EV and BESS batteries and strengthen its presence in the North American market. AESC's Tennessee gigafactory in Smyrna, which has been operational since 2012, produces batteries for Nissan.
This brings total AESC capacity to more than 150GWh worldwide and advances its commitment to reach 300GWh by 2026. As with Florence in South Carolina, all plants will be powered by low carbon energy and digitally enabled with smart infrastructure software to optimize the energy footprint.
Considering these factors, a flexible self-charging system that can harvest energy from the ambient environment and simultaneously charge energy-storage devices without needing an external electrical power source would be a promising solution.
AESC’s growing footprint in the US continues to drive technology and innovation advancement, supply chain development of EV battery production, and cost-competitiveness, making electric vehicles more affordable and accessible for a mainstream US market.
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