-- 根據《日經亞洲》週二報道，日本化學公司日本觸媒株式會社（Nippon Shokubai，TYO:4114）計劃大幅提升其在中國的產能，用於生產一種能夠延長電動車和儲能係統鋰離子電池壽命的電解液。 報道稱，日本觸媒株式會社持有38%股份的中國子公司將擴建其位於湖南省的工廠，計劃在2027財年將年產量從2400噸提升至12400噸，而日本母公司無需追加投資。 電解液名為LiFSI，與傳統的LiPF6電解液相比，可延長電池壽命1.6倍，縮短充電時間，並提升低溫效能。不過，由於目前成本較高，需要進行大規模生產才能降低成本。 報告指出，隨著再生能源的擴張，中國電解液的需求正在轉變，儲能電池的銷售額佔比已從先前的約20%上升至目前的30-40%，同時中國本土生產商的市佔率也不斷擴大。 報告也補充道，儘管美國電動車需求放緩導緻北美工廠的建設延期，但日本觸媒株式會社仍致力於電池材料領域，目標是到2030年將總產能提升十倍，而中國市場的擴張是關鍵一步。 （市場動態新聞來自與全球市場專業人士的對話。這些資訊據信來自可靠來源，但可能包含傳聞和推測。準確性無法保證。）
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