Accelerating the layout of upgraded, supplemented, extended chain industrialization projects, and the introduction of high-quality projects with high growth potential, on July 8, 2022, the Hytzer solid lithium battery project signed a contract and will be located in the Wujin National Hi-tech Zone.
To implement the "532" development strategy and advance the construction of the "Two Lakes" innovation zone, Wujin National Hi-Tech Zone is focusing on the growth of the smart electric vehicle cluster, and is making every effort to strengthen the "chain master," "chain core," and "chain source" elements to solidify the foundation for industrial development. The zone is actively attracting flagship, leading, and technology-based projects to foster a strong industrial base.
The Hytzer solid-state lithium battery project, led by researcher Cui Guanglei from the Chinese Academy of Sciences Qingdao Institute of Energy, has a total investment of 1 billion yuan and is being developed in two phases. It aims to establish the corporate headquarters and a next-generation high-performance solid-state lithium battery industrial base. The first phase, covering 45 acres of land with a total investment of 500 million yuan, plans to build a 1GWh solid-state lithium battery production capacity. Upon completion, it is expected to generate sales revenue of 1.2 billion yuan.
It is understood that the team led by Cui Guanglei has been deeply involved in solid-state lithium battery technology for over a decade, with over a hundred related patents applied for. Their high-security, high-energy-density solid-state lithium batteries have been widely used in key national equipment such as deep-sea and high-altitude applications. The team has established Hytzer Energy Co.,Ltd. in Wujin National Hi-Tech Zone, aiming to promote the green and low-carbon transformation of energy and achieve carbon peak and carbon neutrality goals. They plan to introduce products such as solid-state lithium battery cores, PACKs, modules, and energy storage solutions to fields including cable-free underwater robots, industrial drones, household energy storage, and power batteries.
To accelerate the growth of industrial clusters, Wujin National Hi-Tech Zone has leveraged its "4+ 2+1" industrial characteristics and development advantages this year. It has further strengthened policy, industrial, and project integration to achieve a significant number of project signings, groundbreakings, and constructions. This effort aims to inject new momentum into the park's and even Wujin's industrial development, upgrading chains, supplementing chains, expanding chains, and building chains. It is understood that in 2022, the park aims to surpass 60 billion yuan in GDP, 140 billion yuan in added value of regulated industries, 170 billion yuan in industrial invoiced sales, and over 10 billion yuan in industrial investments.
Source: Changzhou Daily