Slovakia car energy storage battery

What is Slovakia doing with electric car batteries?

Slovakia is following the trend by making progress in development and production of electric car batteries. After launching of a new smart battery for electric cars by InoBat Auuto, the National Battery Centre was established. 8. March 2021 Slovakia is following the trend by making progress in development and production of electric car batteries.

What is Slovak energy storage?

It is an innovative way of storage of electric energy generated from renewable sources, such as solar or wind. This is a significant contribution of Slovak research into development of next-generation batteries which will be, on one hand, of high performance, safe and sustainable, and on the other hand affordable.

Who created the Slovak Electric Vehicle Centre?

The Centre was established thanks to the representatives of several sections of Slovak Academy of Sciences, The Slovak University of Technology in Bratislava, Technical University, Košice, University of Pavel Jozef Šafárik in Košice, Žilina University in Žilina, Automotive Industry Association and Slovak Electric Vehicle Association.

How much money did Slovakia invest in a new nuclear power plant?

According to a press release issued by the ministry, the planned investment in the construction of the plant amounts to 1.2 billion euros (1.28 billion U.S. dollars), making it the second-largest investment in Slovakia's history.

Why did the company invest in Slovakia?

The decision to invest in Slovakia was based on the strong position the Central and East Europe have in automotive, pertochemical and energy industry. The company is planning to focus its business activities on three areas – electromobility, energy storage and alternative fuels.

Why did INOBAT auto invest in Slovakia?

The Slovak company InoBat Auto is a good example that research, development and production of batteries in Slovakia are one of the priorities. The decision to invest in Slovakia was based on the strong position the Central and East Europe have in automotive, pertochemical and energy industry.