Catl overseas energy storage project engineer

What is CATL doing with CMOC group?

CATL plans a pilot project in the Democratic Republic of the Congo with CMOC Group (603993.SS), the Chinese mining company in which it holds a stake. The company is also working with Hainan, an island province off China's southern coast, on a larger, longer-term project that would combine energy storage with solar and offshore wind turbines.

Why is CATL launching a battery plant in Europe?

The plants are part of a CATL plan to make batteries in Europe for automakers such as BMW, Stellantis and Volkswagen. Zeng said CATL's European business is important in part because the region has prioritized the clean-energy transition. But he called the EU decision to impose tariffs of up to 45.3% on Chinese EV imports "stupid thinking."

Who owns CATL?

CATL’s green energy unit owns 96% of the subsidiary company, and state-owned Fujian Mindong Electric Power and PowerChina Fujian Electric Power Engineering own the other 4%. Hats off to them, at least they are serious about their future while the US and West look for any excuse they can to revert back to the good old days of Burning Stuff !

Could CATL help a data center get green energy?

"That's huge compared to EVs," he said. The grids, and CATL management systems, could serve AI companies scrambling to secure green energy for data centers. CATL would partner with providers of solar panels and wind turbines, Zeng said.

Who owns CATL wind power?

CATL is required to start construction within two years. Fujian Runshi Offshore Wind Power, a subsidiary that CATL registered in April 2023, will develop the project. CATL’s green energy unit owns 96% of the subsidiary company, and state-owned Fujian Mindong Electric Power and PowerChina Fujian Electric Power Engineering own the other 4%.

Will CATL build an electric-car platform?

CATL, he said, aims to build independent energy systems big enough to power a massive data center or even a city. In a separate strategic move, CATL plans to offer an off-the-shelf electric-car platform with a long-range battery integrated into a chassis.