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Meet the Battery Startup Taking on China’s Giants

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Zeyi Yang
Meet the Battery Startup Taking on China’s Giants
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Taiwanese startup ProLogium is aiming to disrupt the battery industry by mass-producing solid-state batteries by 2027. The company is scaling up operations with a new gigafactory in France and a planned Nasdaq listing to compete with established Chinese battery manufacturers.

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Solid-state battery technology is considered a critical next step for safer, more efficient energy storage, potentially shifting the global battery manufacturing landscape.

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But there’s still hope for China’s rivals. If another company can crack the next generation of battery technology, it may still be able to take the lead. And the battery industry already has a consensus on what that technology might be: solid-state batteries.

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