European emissions decision will enable lithium batteries into gold development

Electric vehicles will have a major breakthrough in Europe. According to the investigation of EnergyTrend, a research division of TRENDFORCE, the European Parliament passed the latest resolution on commercial vehicle emission standards. Low-emission vehicles will become an inevitable trend for future depots, so even if it is 2011 Lithium batteries have oversupply pressure, but according to observation by Jibang Science and Technology, as vehicle emission standards are gradually clarified, automakers will prepare for the launch of low-emission vehicles in 2014, which will cause lithium battery shortages to recur again (Figure 1). .

On February 15, 2011, the European Parliament issued the latest resolution on the emission standards for commercial vehicle vehicles. For vehicles with a capacity of 3.5 tons, 70% of vehicles produced by future depots must meet the emission standards of 175 g/km. And the average ratio in 2017 must reach 100%. Unable to meet the requirements of the car manufacturer, starting in 2019 will be required to pay an additional amount of $ 129/g per unit of additional emission fines. In addition, the production of vehicles with emissions below 50 g/km will also be able to reward the depot's buffers for high-emission vehicles (Figure 2).

This resolution will also clearly reveal the determination of European vehicle emission standards for commercial vehicles to become more stringent, and will also accelerate the alliance of new energy vehicle components. In this atmosphere, each car factory is bound to be forced to supply lithium batteries in the supply of components.