Project for construction of first European mega factory of LFP batteries in Subotica confirmed

The Provincial Secretariat for Urban Planning and Environmental Protection has confirmed the urban project for the construction of the production complex of the lithium ferro-phosphate (LFP) battery plant on the parcel no. 36916/1 in the cadastral municipality of Donji Grad in Subotica.

The investor in the project is Elevenes d.o.o. from Subotica. The project was prepared by Kubarch doo Subotica, and the preliminary design was authored by North Engineering from the same city.

The project is prepared in line with the General Regulation Plan for a part of the Aleksandrovo zone in Subotica, as well as the current laws and regulations in the field of spatial and urban planning.

As eKapija has written before, the construction of the first factory of this kind in Europe is planned on a parcel of 178,001 m2, in the cadastral municipality of Donji Grad, Subotica.

The preliminary design entails the construction of a mega factory for the production of LFP batteries, a flammable materials warehouse, an energy block (a substation, a cooling plant and a boiler room), waste canopies, underground tanks for sprinklers and hydrants with a pumping station and heated corridors between the head office building and the factory.

The production of LFP batteries with a planned capacity of 1 GWh is planned in the factory.

LFP (lithium ferro-phosphate) prismatic cells with blade tips will be produced, which don’t contain nickel or cobalt, and which have a wide application in systems for stationary storage of energy (wind, solar etc.), as well as in electric vehicles (A, B and C segment cars, buses, trucks, working machines).

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Pokrajinski sekretarijat za urbanizam i zaštitu životne sredine Novi Sad

ElevenEs d.o.o. Subotica

Kubarch doo Subotica

North Engineering d.o.o. Subotica

Provincial Secretariat for Urban Planning and Environmental Protection

Elevenes

Kubarch doo Subotica

North Engineering

mega factory for production of LFP batteries

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