Chinese New Energy Enterprises Accelerate Overseas Layout Indonesia Lithium Iron Phosphate Base Phase II Officially Started

Under the wave of global energy transformation, China's new energy enterprises are accelerating the pace of "going out. Recently, the second phase of the lithium iron phosphate cathode material project of the Indonesian subsidiary of Liyuan Technology officially broke ground, marking a new breakthrough in the internationalization of China's new energy industry chain.

The project is located in the industrial zone of Semarang, Indonesia, and has officially moved from the preliminary preparation stage to the full-scale construction stage. It is worth noting that the first phase of the 30000-ton production capacity of the production base was completed and put into production in 2024, and the first batch of products were successfully exported in January this year, setting the first case of overseas large-scale mass production of China's lithium iron phosphate technology. According to the plan, after the completion of the second phase of the project, the base will become the world's largest lithium iron phosphate cathode material production base outside China.

Lithium Source Technology Indonesia said that the launch of the second phase of the project is an important measure for the company to implement its green development strategy. Through the introduction of advanced production technology and strict environmental protection standards, the project will not only improve the level of local new energy industry, but also provide a stable and high-quality material supply for the global electric vehicle industry chain.

industry experts pointed out that the smooth progress of the project not only shows the technical strength of China's new energy enterprises, but also reflects the attractiveness of Indonesia as an emerging manufacturing base. With the deepening of cooperation between China and India in the field of new energy, it is expected to drive more upstream and downstream enterprises to go out to sea in the future to jointly promote the transformation of global energy structure.