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Does Europe run on Polish lithium-ion batteries?

We are pleased to present our report titled “Europe Runs on Polish Lithium-Ion Batteries: The Potential of the Battery Sector in Poland and the CEE Region”. This report was developed with substantial support from market leaders and stakeholders in Poland and Slovakia.

Who makes lithium-ion batteries in Poland?

Lithium-ion batteries already account for more than 2.4 per cent of all Polish exports. In addition to LG Energy Solutions, other leading battery companies such as Northvolt, Umicore, SK Innovation, Capchem, Guotai Huarong, BMZ and Mercedes-Benz Manufacturing Poland are also investing in our country.

What is a post lithium battery?

These so-called post-lithium batteries have the potential to store more energy, be safer, and offer a more cost-effective, long-term option for mass applications such as stationary and mobile electrochemical storage.

What role does Poland play in battery supply chain?

Poland plays a leading role in the battery sector supply chain. Lithium-ion batteries already account for more than 2.4% of all Polish exports. The value of exports in the battery sector increased 38-fold over the last six years from around PLN 1 billion (EUR 0.21 billion) in 2017 to over PLN 38 billion (EUR 8.24 billion) in 2022.

How competitive is the lithium-ion battery industry in Poland?

Recommendation Developing Competitiveness The lithium-ion battery industry is now responsible for 2% of the Polish annual export value. This is a datapoint which is often brought up by Polish stakeholders. This shows of course, how much of an economic factor this industry can become.

Does Poland need a value chain for lithium?

To reach 4th place in the global ranking, Poland needs to double its production capacity by 2027, surpassing a total production capacity of over 200 GWh. Creating a European value chain for lithium is a complex endeavor. Europe boasts significant reserves of lithium and several mining projects are currently in the preparatory stages.