
The company will produce lithium cells and electrode strips for various industries
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The first complex in the electric battery production cluster was opened in Moscow. The company is focused on creating energy storage devices for individual orders.
In Moscow, robotic production will create batteries for a specific customer - from cars to industry.
The capital's enterprise will produce electrode strips and launch the production of lithium cells.
MOSCOW, October 6 - RIA Novosti. General Director of the Rosatom state corporation Alexey Likhachev said that in Moscow robotic production will be able to create batteries for a specific customer - from a car to industry.
On Monday, Russian President Vladimir Putin takes part in the opening of the First Complex in the Electric Battery Production Cluster.
“The core of technology development and improvement will be here in Moscow. Now a few words about the site. It is unique - it’s like three factories in one,” Likhachev said during his speech.
According to him, the capital's enterprise will produce electrode tapes - the main carrier of energy storage. An automated production of lithium cells will also be established - that unit of energy storage, that atom from which all storage devices are built.

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