Quanzhou partners with Ningde Times to jointly build a zero carbon battery factory--Seetao

[Quanzhou partners with Ningde Times to jointly build a zero carbon battery factory] The Quanzhou Municipal Government and CATL have officially signed a cooperation agreement for the new energy battery production base project, and the two sides will carry out in-depth cooperation on battery research and development and manufacturing. The project plans to adopt advanced green manufacturing technology, build intelligent and zero carbon modern factories, and improve the industrial chain to drive the coordinated development of upstream and downstream, further strengthening the ecological cluster of new energy industry in southeastern China.Editor/Yang Meiling

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