Recharge Industries has successfully taken over the battery manufacturing business formerly owned by Britishvolt in the UK but its first focus will be on energy storage rather than supply for EVs
Recharge Industries, an Australian battery technology start-up, will retain the Britishvolt brand name and said it will make the UK’s first gigafactory a reality. However, it is not planning the high-volume production of lithium batteries to support the growth in electric vehicle (EV) manufacturing in the UK. Instead, the company will first focus on stationary energy storage, rather than mobility.
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