Visitors look around an LG Energy Solution booth at the InterBattery 2021 at COEX in Seoul, South Korea. Photo by YONHAP / EPA
July 3 (Asia Today) -- A U.S. battery joint venture between South Korea's LG Energy Solution and Honda has begun mass-producing lithium-ion cells for energy storage systems at its Ohio plant, the company said.
L-H Battery Company began production Thursday at its factory in Jeffersonville, Fayette County.
The cells will be supplied through LG Energy Solution Vertech, the South Korean company's North American energy-storage system integration subsidiary.
They are expected to be used in utility power grids as well as commercial, industrial and residential energy-storage systems across the United States.
