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Ingham County

Battery plant begins production in Lansing

A2D News Desk

LG Energy Solution has started production at its 226-acre battery cell plant in Lansing after investing more than $2 billion in the facility since 2022. The plant currently employs about 900 people and is expected to reach 1,700 workers at full capacity.

The facility produces lithium-iron phosphate cells for energy storage systems and nickel-manganese-cobalt cells for Toyota electric vehicles. It targets more than 35 gigawatt-hours of annual capacity and will supply batteries for future utility storage projects, including those involving DTE Energy.

Read the full story at The EV Report.

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