Ultium Cells will invest an additional $70 million to produce batteries for data centers and energy storage systems. The ...
GM said the plans allow the venture to adjust operations and bring people back to work sooner than originally planned.
The changeover is set to bring back about 700 employees who were temporarily laid off in January 2026, when demand for electric vehicles softened.
Battery manufacturer Ultium Cells is reopening to produce lithium-iron phosphate (LFP) batteries at its Spring Hill facility to power AI data centers.
Battery recycling company Redwood Materials will start recycling battery production scrap from General Motors’ new line of electric vehicles. This morning, Redwood announced that it is working with ...
LG joint venture is updating its Tennessee EV battery plant and aims to supply lithium-iron phosphate batteries for energy storage systems.
About 700 workers temporarily laid off at a Tennessee factory owned by General Motors Co. and LG Energy Solution will return ...
The UAW will represent workers at a General Motors joint-venture battery plant in Tennessee. A majority of the 1,000 workers at the Ultium Cells plant in Spring Hill, Tenn., signed cards in favor of ...
Operations will Utilize Li-Cycle’s Patented Spoke Technology and will be Located On-Site at Ultium Cells’ Plant in Warren, Ohio Leverages Li-Cycle’s Existing Long-Term Agreement to Process Ultium ...
Redwood Materials, a lithium-ion battery recycling company based in Carson City, Nevada, is is working with Ultium Cells LLC, the joint battery cell manufacturing venture between General Motors and LG ...
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Redwood Materials, a Nevada-based battery recycling company, has announced that it has partnered with General Motors’ Ultium Cells joint venture to recycle production scrap from its facilities.
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