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Battery Factory: Lyten Apparently Plans with 1,000 Jobs at Heide
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Batteries, battery technology, electromobility (e-mobility): (dpa) The U.S. company Lyten plans to continue with the battery manufacturer Northvolt, which has gone bankrupt. Now the head of the company Dan Cook sees some advantages at the construction site in Heide.
What about the battery location at Heide in Dithmarschen? After the Northvolt insolvency, many rely on the US company Lyten. Their boss presented his ideas for the first time in Kiel. According to SSW, up to 1,000 jobs could be created.
Kiel (dpa) – The German location of the insolvent Swedish battery manufacturer Northvolt near Heide in Schleswig-Holstein is an advantage for Lyten CEO Dan Cook. "Important foundations have been created: the area has been developed, there is a strong team, together with the region and the country," said Cook of the German Press Agency. "The location advantages, especially the availability of renewable energies, are unchanged." On Wednesday, the …
The US company Lyten wants to take over the insolvent battery manufacturer Northvolt. Today, the consequences for the location at Heide are to be taken over in Kiel.
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