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What the Covid crisis accelerated, the terrible situation in Ukraine is speeding up further. The realization that reliance on imported oil and gas needs to diminish as we pivot towards an electrified future. A future that needs to be realized from renewable resources.

Initially seen as a viable alternative to lead-acid storage devices, lithium iron phosphate batteries - commonly known as LFP (lithium ferrophosphate) – make use of low cost, readily available, LiFePO4 in the cathode. Because of their low cost, low toxicity, well-defined performance, and long-term stability and safety, these LFP cells rapidly gained a footing in the manufacture of electric vehicle (EV) batteries.

Today we’re happy to share with the world our fresh new brand and logo. You’ll notice new color scheme and a completely different look & feel- but there’s so much more than that. Here’s a brief explanation of what has led to it and what it stands for.

There’s no doubt that E-mobility has reached a tipping point. Following a decade of rapid growth, by the end of 2020 there were more than 10 million electric cars on the world’s roads, with consumers spending upwards of USD 120 billion on electric vehicles (EVs).

About two years ago, we realized that to accelerate our product development, minimizing time-to-market, we needed to make a substantial changein our R&D team structure and how we managed projects.

The United Nations was founded on the understanding that we make the world a better place by working together. Let’shope the delegates attending the UN’s COP26 meeting in Glasgow follow thatmantra. Working together, taking collective decisions and collective actions isthe only way we’re going to get to net-zero and a cleaner world.