At present, there are still only half a dozen gigafactories in operation in Europe. By 2025, an additional 25 should have come online, helping to raise production capacity to around 590 GWh. Another five gigafactories
Tracking by CIC — the electrochemical and thermal energy storage research center backed by the government of Spain''s autonomous Basque region — highlights the role of major automakers in fueling investment
Regional battle to host a gigafactory. As can be seen, at the moment the number of initiatives that are working on their development and launching exceeds the 2-3 factories that, according to estimates, Spain needs
Some of these executives have already informed the European Union of their specific plans to develop and invest in gigafactories located in their territories. Beyond this possible future funding, some of these initiatives have
Source: CIC energiGUNE. European funding, key to boosting these projects. The prospects of the market potential and the need for many countries to take positions in this race to strengthen the automotive market means that in the
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CIC energiGUNE, the Basque research center of reference in battery storage, thermal energy solutions and hydrogen technologies, and member of the Basque Research & Technology Alliance-BRTA, will promote
This work is part of the European project GIGAGREEN, in which CIC energiGUNE participates along with other 15 entities of the continent, and which is entirely funded by the EU through the Horizon Europe program.
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Iñigo Careaga, business analyst at CIC EnergiGUNE, a research centre benchmarking gigafactory developments across Europe, tells fDi that the continent is currently in “the eye of the storm”, with more gigafactories expected to be announced before the end of the year.
GIGAGREEN is a project led by the Polytechnic University of Turin, with the participation of –in addition to CIC energiGUNE- Sustainable Innovations, ABEE, Solvionic, Leclanche, Nanomakers, University of Parma, Polytechnic University of Valencia, Sintef, Inegi Oporto, Arlanxeo, Alphanov, Manz Italia, CETIM and Johnson Matthey.
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