The Boeing 787 saga drags on, with a long road ahead as regulatory bodies continue their investigation of the airliner's lithium-ion (Li-ion) fires (see the January 30, 2013 LREVJ). Boeing is hoping that a proposed fix will clear its 787s for flying again by adding insulation, a sturdier metal case,...
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News Commentary | April 14, 2021
Following a ruling from the ICT that determined SK Innovation utilized trade secrets belonging to LG Energy Solution, the two companies have announced a settlement, under which SK will pay LG $1.8 billion and royalties. The original ruling would have forced a limited 10‑year ban on SK batteries in ... Not part of subscription
Analyst Insight | April 26, 2021
In March 2020, Lux attended the entirely virtual International Battery Seminar, a yearly conference bringing together battery research, manufacturing, and applications under the same event. This year's conference focused on significant themes in the battery industry: next‑generation battery research... Not part of subscription
News Commentary | July 09, 2021
The new regulations aim to address safety concerns over retired batteries from BEVs. Although system size was not defined, the policy would impact a large portion of China's energy storage demand, making it a decisive loss for second‑life applications. With increasing concern about material supply ... Not part of subscription