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Microvast Ludwigsfelde – lithium-ion battery production plant on the outskirts of Berlin

Microvast Ludwigsfelde – lithium-ion battery production plant on the outskirts of Berlin

Panattoni has created a new site for Microvast GmbH that is designed for the long term and that offers prospects for the future thanks to its location close to the many research and education institutions in the greater Berlin area. The challenge: Adapting a classic logistics facility to the requirements for producing modern lithium-ion batteries and relocating the headquarters from Frankfurt to Berlin.

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Location:

Ludwigsfelde in Brandenburg

Type:

BTS

Size:

19 300 m²

Industry:

Automotive

250

new workplaces for the region

500,000

battery modules per year

E-mobility

for cars and buses

18 Minutes

to airport Berlin Brandenburg

18 Minutes

to Berlin city center

The BTS project in Ludwigsfelde in the Berlin metropolitan region serves as the European hub and production location for Microvast GmbH, a supplier of energy storage system solutions.

The facility developed by Panattoni in Ludwigsfelde, Berlin – which combines production and business activities under one roof – is proof that a classic logistics facility can do more.

Starting point

Microvast needed the combination of a production plant and office spaces that would serve as the new European headquarters. The facility was to meet the complex requirements for producing lithium-ion batteries and also accommodate the management division. The needs of staff were put squarely in the spotlight during development of the spaces and plant and were incorporated into planning work. The aim was to create a new site for Microvast that embodies the company’s values: modern, dynamic, global and sustainable.

Solution

The classic logistics facility was reinvented and transformed into a production facility that has provided space for up to 250 staff from the Strategy, Business Development and Service departments since spring 2021. The new headquarters have been designed so that Microvast can expand them at any time. Microvast went public in August 2021 and is listed on NASDAQ.

Sustainability

The building has been awarded DNGB Gold Standard from the German Sustainable Building Council and boasts excellent public transport links. Microvast staff will therefore find it easier to cut back on commuting to work by car in order to reduce their personal carbon footprint. In addition, several e-charging columns have been installed in the staff and visitor car parks. The site in Ludwigsfelde now produces large quantities of lithium-ion batteries for electrically operated commercial vehicles such as buses that can cover a range of 300 to 400 km.

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