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EVE ENERGY, 73 Jingmen, 146 GWh, (+43 GWh) 74 Chengdu, 20 GWh, (+50 GWh) 75 Shenyang, 10GWh, (+30 GWh) 76 Huizhou, 24 GWh 77 Qujing, 11.5 GWh, (+14.5 GWh) 78 Nantong, 10 GWh 79 Yuxi, (+10 GWh) SK ON 80 Yancheng, 57 GWh 81 Changzhou, 7.5 GWh REPT 82 Jiaxing, 32 GWh, (+45 GWh) 83 Wenzhou, 26 GWh, (+24 GWh) 84 Foshan, 15 GWh, (+17 GWh) 85 Chongqing, (+30 GWh) 86 Liuzhou, 10 GWh, (+10 GWh) HITHIUM 87 Chongqing, 28 GWh, (+33 GWh) 88 Xiamen, 45 GWh 89 Heze, (+30 GWh) AESC 90 Shiyan, 20 GWh, (+20 GWh) 91 Ordos, 10.5 GWh, (+20 GWh) 92 Cangzhou, 10 GWh, (+20 GWh) 93 Wuxi, 20 GWh
CORNEX 94 Xiaogan, 35 GWh, (+115 GWh) 95 Yichang, 65 GWh, (+80 GWh) 96 Xiangyang, (+70 GWh) 97 Wuhan, 10 GWh, (+40 GWh) GREAT POWER 98 Quzhou, 11 GWh, (+36 GWh) 99 Qingdao, 12 GWh, (+24 GWh) 100 Ulanqab, (+11 GWh) 101 Liuzhou, 10.5 GWh 102 Xuancheng, (+10 GWh) 103 Changzhou, 3 GWh, (+4 GWh) 104 Zhuhai, unknown GWh 105 Zhumadian, unknown GWh GANFENG 106 Chongqing, 10 GWh, (+34 GWh) 107 Hohhot, (+20 GWh) 108 Xiangyang, (+20 GWh) 109 Xinyu, 13 GWh, (+6 GWh) 110 Dongguan, (+10 GWh) 111 Nanchang, (+10 GWh) FARASIS 112 Ganzhou, 37 GWh, (+12 GWh) 113 Guangzhou, 15 GWh, (+15 GWh) 114 Zhenjiang, 24 GWh 115 Kunming, (+24 GWh)
PYLON 116 Hefei, 5 GWh, (+5 GWh) 117 Yangzhou, 8 GWh AMPACE 118 Xiamen, 12 GWh, (+18 GWh)
SAMSUNG SDI 119 Xi’an, unknown GWh
PANASONIC / PPES 120 Dalian, 15 GWh
BASIC FORMAT = Current Capacity GWh, (+Additional Future Capacity GWh)
*total includes future & current capacities; excludes plants with halted construction **note: sodium-ion excluded Source: New Energy Terminal
EVE Energy and SK On restructured their joint-ventures, swapping shares so SK On took full control of its Yancheng plant, while EVE gained full ownership of the Huizhou plant.
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