Chiyoda awarded EPC contract for Idemitsu Kosan’s solid-electrolyte plant

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Summary

Chiyoda Corp. has been awarded an EPC contract by Idemitsu Kosan to build a large solid-electrolyte pilot plant aimed at advancing the practical application of all-solid-state lithium-ion batteries. The companies also formed a strategic partnership linked to Chiyoda’s ongoing related operations.

What impact could a large pilot plant for solid electrolytes have on the commercialization timeline for all-solid-state batteries, and which technical or supply-chain challenges do you see as most pressing?

Chiyoda Corp. (Yokohama, Japan) has been awarded an Engineering, Procurement and Construction (EPC) contract by Idemitsu Kosan Co., Ltd. (Idemitsu) for a large solid electrolyte pilot plant, aimed at the practical application of All-Solid-State lithium-ion batteries. A strategic partnership has also been established between the two companies, based on Chiyoda’s continuous execution of operations related […]

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Chiyoda awarded EPC contract for Idemitsu Kosan’s solid-electrolyte plant

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