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(Alliance News) – Ilika PLC announced Tuesday that it is partnering with Comau, part of automaker Stellantis NV, to expand the existing Goliath pre-pilot line.
The project led by solid-state battery technology company Ilika has two goals. The first is to scale up Ilika’s existing Goliath pre-pilot line to increase solid-state cell production from 1 kilowatt hour per week to 10 kilowatt hour per week.
Second, Comau will conduct a full process study at Ilika and provide a plant design for a megawatt-scale solid state manufacturing line for final installation at the UK’s Battery Industrialization Center.
« These scale-up activities in of manufacturing are running in parallel with Ilika’s solid-state technology developments in Goliath to ensure that Ilika can get its batteries to global market inexpensively and in the shortest possible time, « said the company.
The design study is being carried out by the Advanced Propulsion Center – one in UK based non-profit promoting low carbon transportation – supported. Ilika is receiving a £ 235,000 grant for the associated costs as part of the 12 month project.
« This project is an important step in scaling our Goliath technology and is an exciting opportunity to work with Comau, a of the world’s leading designers of innovative technical solutions. We are a strong team ideally positioned to deliver a strong manufacturing capacity for Goliath solid state batteries, « said Managing Director Graeme Purdy.
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