Energy Storage Innovations in Gothenburg: Powering Sweden''s
Summary: Gothenburg''s new energy storage project addresses renewable energy challenges through cutting-edge battery systems. This article explores how this initiative supports
In Gothenburg we are shaping the new battery industry. In the coming years Gothenburg and West Sweden will have in place two battery gigafactories, with major investments being made by public and private actors, including Volvo Cars and the Volvo Group. The region is set to become an important hub for both battery development and production.
Reskilling and upskilling initiatives for the region's new battery industry are also underway. Among them is a unique education and training centre which has opened in Gothenburg, specifically for the battery value chain. Around 7,000 people will be trained in state-of-the-art facilities between 2024 and 2029.
Established in 2022, the company has set up a research and development center in Gothenburg to build on the battery expertise within both companies and develop next-generation, state-of-the-art battery cells and vehicle integration technologies, specifically developed for use in Volvo cars.
It will be 100 percent powered by fossil-free energy and the aim is to supply batteries for approximately half a million electric cars per year. Nearby at Lindholmen, Battery Centre Gothenburg will open on 24 January. There, both industrial personnel and students will be trained and educated in battery technology and production.
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