In Pictures: EnerVenue launches first high-volume nickel-hydrogen battery line in Changzhou, China

EnerVenue's Changzhou facility begins high-volume output of its water-based nickel-hydrogen Aqueous Metal Cell.

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The Wujin site hosts what EnerVenue calls the first high-volume AMC production line anywhere.

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Phase 1 of the line delivers 250 MWh of annual capacity, with expansion planned through 2028.

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Precision metalwork underpins production of the nickel-hydrogen cells bound for UPS and grid applications.

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Automated machining steps support EnerVenue's ramp toward multi-gigawatt-hour scale.

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A conveyor system moves components through the Changzhou plant as production scales.

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Advanced manufacturing equipment drives the high-volume output of the new AMC line.

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The Changzhou launch adds clean-energy manufacturing jobs as EnerVenue targets 1 GWh by 2027.

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EnerVenue's expanded footprint positions it to serve commercial, industrial and grid-scale storage demand.

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