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Key Points - The global power battery installation reached 285.1 GWh from January to April 2025, with a year-on-year growth of 36% driven by the sales of 5.39 million new energy vehicles, which increased by 29% [3] - China's power battery installation accounted for 60.9% of the global total, with six out of the top ten companies being Chinese, and the highest growth rate of 68% was observed in Honeycomb Energy [3] - The global installation of lithium iron phosphate power batteries saw a year-on-year increase of 63%, primarily due to the sustained growth in China's lithium iron phosphate battery installations [3] Company Developments - Ruite New Materials announced that its solid-state battery electrolyte materials have begun sales, although the revenue contribution remains small, and further development is needed in technology and commercial routes [6] - Haitian Energy announced the mass production of the world's first 1175Ah long-duration energy storage battery, marking a new phase for large-scale applications in long-duration energy storage [8] - Zhengli New Energy's 25 GWh automotive power lithium battery project is set to commence production in the fourth quarter of 2025, with a total investment of 10 billion yuan [10] - Tianshi Materials signed an investment agreement to build a comprehensive production base for electrolytes and key raw materials in Morocco, with an expected annual output of 150,000 tons and a total investment of approximately 2.8 million USD [15] Industry Collaborations - Talan New Energy and Nandu Power signed a cooperation agreement to integrate Talan's Safe+ solutions with Nandu's energy storage system technology, aiming to establish a new safety benchmark in the energy storage industry [13] - EcoPro BM from South Korea announced the suspension of its CAD 1.2 billion (approximately 630 million yuan) battery materials factory construction project in Quebec, Canada, due to uncertainties in the electric vehicle and battery industry, particularly influenced by U.S. tariff policies [17]