CATL to bring sodium battery storage to Europe with 5 GWh Alfen deal You Should Know
CATL and Europe’s Alfen plan to deploy 5 GWh of sodium-ion battery energy storage systems in Western Europe starting in 2027.
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best battery makers’ market share in China in June 2026: CATL 42.70%, BYD 18.49%
CATL remained China’s largest power battery maker in June, though its market share fell 3.43 percentage points from May.
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CATL signs 2 GWh sodium battery storage deal with Europe’s Solarpro You Should Know
The agreement marks CATL’s second sodium-ion energy storage order in Europe this month.
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A Look at cATL H1 net profit jumps 42%, announces massive share buyback
CATL’s net profit attributable to shareholders in the first half was 43.28 billion yuan ($6.37 billion), with a gross margin of 23.93%.
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Global ESS battery market share in H1 2026: CATL at 27.1% as non-China markets overtake China: A Practical Look
Global ESS shipments rose 71% year-on-year to 461.3 GWh in the first half, with China’s share falling to 43.9% from 50.5 percent.
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Here’s global EV battery market share in H1 2026: CATL 39.9%, BYD 14.4%
Seven Chinese companies ranked among the top 10, with a combined 72.4% share of the global EV battery market.
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Understanding arcfox files battery-swap version of Beta T1, tapping CATL’s swap system
The new variant will support vehicle-battery separation sales, potentially lowering the entry barrier.
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What to Know About cATL aviation battery clears key safety test, paving way for use in eVTOLs
CATL said its 350 Wh/kg cells showed no thermal propagation when two adjacent cells were triggered at once, a world first.
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Battery | CATL | Supply Chain
CATL says core operations carbon neutral by end-2025, supply chain next — Explained
CATL said its supply chain accounts for more than 80% of its products’ carbon emissions, and it aims to achieve value-chain carbon neutrality by 2035.
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best battery makers’ share in China in July 2026: CATL 42.33%, BYD 19.23%
CATL remained China’s largest power battery maker in July, though its market share fell 0.37 percentage points from June.
