LG Chem, a company of the LG Group conglomerate, had sustained battery sales despite the pandemic, plans on its battery revenue to double by 2025, according to Bloomberg. The company expects to achieve this growth thanks to governmental incentives all around the world pushing for electric vehicles (EVs) adoption.
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LG Chem targets "carbon-neutral growth" by 2050 by using renewable energy in its domestic and international business sites, banning the use of landfills for new business sites, creating programs for recycling batteries and plastics, and improving its supply chains to meet customer requirements. More information can be found on LG Chem's press release.
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