Energy Plug and Malahat Nation Partner to Build a 100,000 SQ FT Gigafactory to Produce Lithium-Iron-Phosphate (LFP) Battery Packs and Create Jobs
Vancouver, British Columbia–(Newsfile Corp. – December 19, 2023) – Energy Plug Technologies Corp.
In this joint venture, Malahat Nation will construct the 100,000 sq ft. facility with Energy Plug providing the technology, leadership, sales and strategic partnerships. Malahat Nation will hold a majority ownership stake of 51%, while Energy Plug will maintain a 49% ownership interest. Both entities will collaboratively oversee and manage the joint venture, with an initial focus on the assembly of lithium-iron-phosphate (LFP) battery technologies. The LFP battery packs produced through this collaboration are expected to offer distinct advantages over other battery chemistries, including cost-effectiveness, extended lifespan, and enhanced safety features stemming from proprietary technologies. With governments, corporations, and consumers increasingly embracing the shift toward a green energy transition and a more stable grid, Energy Plug anticipates a rising demand for battery storage technology. Additional details about technology and investment partners involved in the joint venture will be revealed in the coming months.
This strategic joint venture is expected to empower its stakeholders to establish the essential scale required for accessing cost-effective and distinctive battery cell technology, thereby generating value for governments, corporations, and consumers in North America. “We have a responsibility to the environment and the community we live in that benefits all of our stakeholders and the planet. This necessitates close collaboration with key indigenous partners. Today’s announcement reflects that commitment. We are not only advancing a critical technology solution for the industry but also expediting the energy transition in Canada and North America alongside our partners at Malahat Nation,” stated Broderick Gunning, Energy Plug’s President & CEO.
“Our vision entails delivering the highest quality, locally produced battery technology to enhance industry while building a model that enables sustainability, energy independence and environmental objectives,” remarked Tristan Gale, Executive Director of Environment and Sustainable Development at Malahat Nation.
About Energy Plug Technologies Corp.
Revolutionizing energy infrastructure through cutting-edge battery storage, ushering in a transition that is not only efficient and effective, but also stable.
Energy Plug was founded to revolutionize energy storage infrastructure to ensure an efficient, effective, and stable grid with the collective use of AI, Software, and Hardware. Energy Plug has positioned itself with strong indigenous partnerships in British Columbia and a vertically integrated supply chain of partnerships in Taiwan and East Asia with well known best in class companies. The team at Energy Plug is dedicated to providing its customers and partners the best technology in the most timely fashion while ensuring their energy transition is smooth, stable, and smart. Energy Plug’s team continues to innovate through its software division to bring efficiencies, safety and stability to the green energy space.
To learn more about Energy Plug Technologies, please visit www.energyplugcorp.com or contact hi@energyplugcorp.com.
On Behalf of the Board,
Broderick “Brodie” Gunning
President & CEO
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Email: brodie@energyplugcorp.com
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