清研电子董事长王臣：破局“卡脖子” 推开干法电极量产之门

Core Insights - Shenzhen Qingyan Electronics Technology Co., Ltd. is set to establish China's first 3GWh dry electrode production line in Changzhou, Jiangsu, expected to be completed by mid to late 2025, aiming to demonstrate the feasibility of dry technology and encourage more leading companies to enter the domestic battery industry [1][4] - The dry electrode technology significantly reduces energy consumption and production costs while enhancing electrode energy density and performance, aligning with green manufacturing trends and supporting advancements in solid-state batteries and supercapacitors [4][5] - The company has successfully transitioned from a research-focused entity to a key player in the industry, overcoming technological barriers and achieving international advanced standards in dry electrode production [5][6] Company Development - The company was founded in response to a crisis in the domestic lithium battery industry due to foreign material supply disruptions, leveraging research achievements to establish a production line in Zhaoqing [5] - Initial challenges in production speed and width were addressed through collaboration with domestic equipment manufacturers, leading to the development of an integrated dry electrode forming machine that meets international standards [5][6] - The company has completed the first automotive-grade dry electrode production line in China, establishing a "Shenzhen R&D + external mass production" model [6] Industry Positioning - Shenzhen's comprehensive lithium battery industry chain is crucial for rapid development, allowing for efficient integration of materials, equipment, and testing resources [6] - The company aims to enhance battery safety technology in three directions: high energy density cells, improved system-level safety, and the development of solid-state batteries [6] - The company advocates for leveraging international standards to transform Chinese experiences into global consensus, thereby enhancing the core competitiveness of China's lithium battery industry [6]