LG新能源宣布新兰辛电池工厂开始生产
LG新能源宣布其位于美国密歇根州兰辛的新电池工厂开始生产。随着兰辛工厂投产，该公司在密歇根州现运营两座工厂，另一座位于霍兰。这家韩国公司在该州的总投资已超过50亿美元。该工厂生产电动汽车电池，与元器件供应链相关。
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LG新能源（LGES）宣布其位于美国密歇根州兰辛的新电池工厂开始生产。该工厂占地226英亩，生产用于储能系统和电动汽车的大型电池，目标年产能超过35GWh，其中LFP电池用于储能，NMC电池供应丰田。LGES在密歇根州的总投资超过50亿美元，该工厂预计创造1700个工作岗位。文章涉及LGES、密歇根州政府、美国内政部等主体，与电子元器件供应链中的电池制造环节相关。
- LGES宣布兰辛工厂开始生产，该工厂占地226英亩，位于密歇根州兰辛。
- 兰辛工厂生产用于储能系统和电动汽车的大型电池，目标满产年产能超过35GWh。
- 该工厂生产LFP电池电芯用于储能系统，由LG Energy Solution Vertech集成到公用事业、电网级储能等应用中。
- 该工厂还将为丰田生产能量密度更高的NMC电芯。
- 密歇根州州长表示该项目将创造多达1700个工作岗位。
- LGES在密歇根州自2010年以来总投资超过50亿美元，现运营霍兰和兰辛两座工厂。
供应链影响
- 兰辛工厂的投产可能增加北美本地电池供应，减少对外部供应商的依赖，具体取决于产能爬坡速度。
- LFP电池用于储能系统，可能影响储能系统集成商的供应链选择，取决于市场需求和成本竞争力。
- NMC电池供应丰田，可能影响丰田电动汽车的电池供应链稳定性，取决于产量和合同条款。
- LGES在密歇根州的扩张可能带动当地电池材料供应链需求，如正极材料等，具体取决于本地采购比例。
- 美国政策支持国内电池生产，可能影响未来电池进口和本土化采购趋势，取决于政策执行和行业响应。
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LG新能源（LGES）宣布其位于密歇根州兰辛的全新工厂今日开始生产，该工厂占地226英亩。
LG新能源密歇根-兰辛工厂生产用于储能系统（ESS）和电动汽车的大型电池。这家韩国公司在一份新闻稿中表示，该工厂在满产时目标年电池制造产能超过35GWh。
该工厂生产用于储能系统的磷酸铁锂（LFP）电池电芯。这些电芯由LG新能源的美国储能部门LG Energy Solution Vertech集成到公用事业、电网级储能以及其他商业和工业应用的完整系统中。
新闻稿称，LG新能源密歇根-兰辛工厂还将为丰田生产能量密度更高的镍钴锰（NMC）电芯。
“密歇根州对商业开放，并正在创造高薪工作岗位，建设汽车、芯片和电池的未来，”密歇根州州长格雷琴·惠特默表示。“LG新能源已将密歇根州视为家超过20年，我们自豪地看到这一投资随着兰辛工厂的投产而继续。”
惠特默补充说，该项目将创造多达1700个工作岗位。
“国内电池生产是美国能源未来的基础——减少对外国对手的依赖，推动美国高薪就业，并推进美国能源主导议程，”美国内政部长道格·伯格姆表示。“密歇根州凭借其熟练劳动力、制造专长和加强美国国内电池供应链所需的工业能力，处于独特位置来引领这一努力。”
随着兰辛工厂的投产，LG新能源现已在密歇根州运营两座工厂，分别位于霍兰和兰辛。该公司自2010年以来在密歇根州的总投资已超过50亿美元。
韩国驻芝加哥总领事洪相佑表示，通过从霍兰扩展到兰辛的新工厂，LG新能源正在巩固密歇根州作为电池制造中心的地位。
“今天标志着LG新能源的一个决定性里程碑。兰辛将生产先进的电池，不仅支持未来的出行，还支持美国不断增长的能源基础设施和数字经济，”LG新能源首席执行官金东明表示。“我们正在加强美国的电池生态系统，扩大我们的制造足迹，并重申我们对美国的长期承诺。”
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LG Energy Solution (LGES) has announced the start of production today at its all-new, 226-acre facility in Lansing, Michigan.
LG Energy Solution Michigan-Lansing manufactures large-format batteries for both energy storage systems (ESS) and electric vehicles. The plant aims to reach more than 35GWh of annual battery-making capacity at full-scale production, the South Korean company said in a press release.
The facility produces lithium-iron phosphate (LFP) battery cells for ESS. The cells are integrated by LG Energy Solution Vertech, the company’s US energy storage division, into complete systems for utility, grid-scale storage, and other commercial and industrial applications.
LG Energy Solution Michigan-Lansing will also produce more energy dense nickel-manganese-cobalt (NMC) cells for Toyota, the press release said.
“Michigan is open for business and creating good-paying jobs building the future of cars, chips, and batteries,” said Michigan Governor Gretchen Whitmer. “LG Energy Solution has called Michigan home for more than 20 years, and we’re proud to see that investment continue with the start of production at its Lansing facility.”
Whitmer added that the project would create up to 1,700 jobs.
“Domestic battery production is foundational to America’s energy future — reducing dependence on foreign adversaries, driving good-paying American jobs and advancing the American Energy Dominance Agenda,” said US Secretary of the Interior Doug Burgum. “Michigan is uniquely positioned to help lead this effort with its skilled workforce, manufacturing expertise and the industrial capabilities needed to strengthen America’s domestic battery supply chain.”
With the opening of its Lansing facility, LG Energy Solution now operates two facilities in Michigan, located in Holland and Lansing. The company has invested more than USD 5 billion total in the state of Michigan since 2010.
Sangwoo Hong, Consul General of the Republic of Korea in Chicago, said that by growing from Holland to this new facility in Lansing, LG Energy Solution was solidifying Michigan’s position as a hub for battery manufacturing.
“Today marks a defining milestone for LG Energy Solution. Lansing will produce advanced batteries that support not only the future of mobility, but also America’s growing energy infrastructure and digital economy,” said David Kim, CEO of LG Energy Solution. “We are strengthening America’s battery ecosystem, expanding our manufacturing footprint and reaffirming our long-term commitment to the United States.”
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