With a carbon footprint of approximately one-third that of a comparative industry reference.
added that the development of a high-performing battery cell is essential to enable the shift towards sustainable transport.
Northvolt Ett, the facility where the cell is being produced, is powered by 100 percent fossil-free electricity, generated by hydro and wind power. The estimated carbon footprint of the cell at full serial production is approximately one-third that of a comparative industry reference cell .
The shift towards sustainable transport is essential for the future of our planet, and the development of top-performing battery cells for heavy electric vehicles is a significant milestone toward that goal. Scania and Northvolt have shown that close collaboration and innovation make sustainable transport solutions possible.
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