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The latest forecast from the Advanced Propulsion Centre predicts 25% of all installed battery capacity in European-manufactured vehicles will be Lithium Iron Phosphate.

The Advanced Propulsion Centre announces a £43.7 million investment into 2 late-stage, R&D projects and 19 feasibility studies that are set to further accelerate the UK’s role in the global race to net-zero emissions.

Britishvolt has announced it will build UK battery scale-up facilities in the West Midlands, with an investment exceeding £200 million.

SMEs specialising in clean, green technology have won a share of £1.8 million from the Advanced Propulsion Centre to help the global race to decarbonise transport.

Blog post by our CEO, Ian Constance, as he reflects on the Advanced Propulsion Centre's role in achieving our net-zero ambitions.

Our CEO, Ian Constance, says we need to learn from the mistakes we made with batteries and make our mark on a global stage.

Data from our quarterly demand report shows South Korean companies have moved to fill Johnson Matthey’s ‘gap’ and Brexit is driving the right outcome for anodes and cathodes.

View the slides from the Automotive Transformation Fund (ATF) Feasibility Study Competition Briefing Webinar. For more information about the ATF feasibility study competition, click here - https://www.apcuk.co.uk/competition/fs3/

Watch the Automotive Transformation Fund (ATF) Feasibility Study Competition Applicant Briefing Webinar which took place on 12 January 2022. For more information about the ATF feasibility study competition, visit - https://staging.apc.bydesignreligion.co.uk/competition/fs3/

Blog post by Gilly Durkin, National Networks Coordinator at the APC’s Electric Machine Spoke (led by Newcastle University), who took the lead in the Greenpower competition 2019.