SERI - FAAM Overview Sept 2020 - Legambiente
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Group Structure
SBU ACTIVITY
SERI PLAST Production and recycling of plastic
material
▪ Production of special compounds for
the moudling of boxes and lids for
electric accumulators
▪ Production of special compounds for
the automotive
▪ Production of special compounds for
the moulding and extrusion of pipes
and fittings for the thermo-hydro
sanitary market
FIB Electric Accumulators
▪ Production and recycling of lead-acid
and li-ion batteries for motive power,
storage, starter and special applications
▪ Design and construction of plants for
the recycling of exhausted batteries
▪ FAAM is carrying out R&D activities
through FAAM Research Center
SERI Industrial is a listed company on the MTA. The mission is to accelerate the energetic transition to sustainability and
decarbonization, controlling the supply chain of electric accumulators and plastic materialShareholders and highlights
Highlights Shareholder Base
765
Employees
Industrial S.p.A. 62,60%
200 M€ Revenues Neuberger Berman AIFM
17,09%
14 plants Market 20,31%
3 R&D centers
9 operating sites
Seri Industrial is controlled by Industrial, owned by the Civitillo family (founders of SERI)Milestones
Acquisition of Plastam and Exide Technologies French SERI Group acquires Teverola IPCEI Project for 505 M€
SERI establishment
ICS – for the moulding of and Spanish plastic complex from Whirlpool investment
plastic components for moulding activities Corporation to start up Start up of activities in Poland
batteries acquisition lithium cells production (plastic business unit)
Reverse merger with Krenergy, Start up phase of Teverola
IMI Fondi Chiusi SGR enters
a company listed on the MTA production plant for li-ion
in the share capital of Seri
Joint Venture in Argentina for batteries
the supply of Acquisition of COES Company
lithium carbonate production of pipes and fittings
Start up of SERI PLANT Acquisition of Lithops by Rights Issue in July 2018 for
Acquisition of FAAM – a
Division – turnkey plants for FAAM, an R&D company Seri Industrial – to fund
leading company in the
the recycling of exhausted active in the development of development projects
production of lead-acid and
batteries li-ion batteries for industrial, innovative li-on cells
Invitalia Determina for
storage and starter Upstream integration with 55M€ investment (Lithium
Start up of PP compounds applications the acquisition of Repiombo,
production from the Project)
a smelter active in the
recycling of exhausted
recycling of exhausted
batteries
batteries
ESTABLISHMENT M&A CONSOLIDATION AND GROWTHFootprint
PRODUCT
Moulding of plastic PP Compounds Smelter
RANGE
Plants Lead Acid Batteries Lithium batteries
components
INDUSTRIAL FOOTPRINT
PLASTIC MATERIAL
ELECTRIC ACCUMULATORSCircular Economy: Lithium
SUPPLY OF LITHIUM CARBONATE (JV)
ACTIVE MATERIAL PRODUCTION
LITHIUM SEGMENT
CELL PRODUCTION
PRODUCTION AND SALE OF MODULES AND
BATTERY PACK
RECYCLING OF EXHAUSTED ACCUMULATORS
AND RECOVERY OF ACTIVE MATERIALTeverola Plant – present and future
TEVEROLA 1 TEVEROLA 2
Start up: I Q 2021 Project timesheet: 2021-2027
37.000 sqm indoor 42.000 sqm indoor
Capacity: First step 300 MWh Capacity: 2,5/3 GWh at the end of the
Technology: Gen 1 LFP soft pouch (gen 2 R&D&I project
280.000 sqm
availability too) Technology: Gen 3b and 4 (solid state)
of complex
55 M€ Investments area (80.000 505 M€ of public grant(Capex and Opex)
Applications: Motive Power, ESS, Public indoor - 50 ton/day of battery treatment in the
transport, Naval and Defense scalable) recycling pilot line
Joint Venture in Argentina for the supply of Applications: mainly Automotive and
lithium carbonate storage
Ability to adapt the chemistry used in the Partnership with European players along
realization of the cell (e.g. Automotive) the supply chainIPCEI
IMPORTANT PROJECTS OF COMMON EUROPEAN INTEREST
FAAM project has been approved for the production of beyond the state of the art li-ion cells and recycling of
end-life li-ion batteries
The grant for FAAM project is 505 M€ on an overall grant of 570 M€ for the Italian ConsortiumA mediterrean Gigafactory
Asian Manufacturers (mass markets)
European Manufacturers Skelleftea, 2021
Salzgitter, 2024
Erfurt, 2022
Willstät, 2020 Poland, 2023
Wroclaw, 2021
France, 2022
Komarom, 2020
Berlin, 2023
Teverola, 2020-2023Technology roadmap – Teverola 1
Achievements
Production of soft pouch cells based on generation 1 and 2a technology for industrial, storage and special
application (2a generation cells) Gen
2b
Cathode: NCM532 to NCM622
Anode: 100 % Carbon
In Teverola Plant, FAAM is focused on the production 40 Ah pouch battery cells
based on gen 1 technology, suitable for industrial applications, ESS and niche
markets
Gen
2a
Cathode: NCM111
In addition, Teverola can produce gen 2a/2b cells, Anode: 100 % Carbon
suitable for Automotive applications
Gen
1
Cathode: LFP, NCA
Anode: 100 % CarbonTechnology roadmap – Teverola 2
Achievements
TEVEROLA 2 will be focused on the production of generation 3a and 3b Gen
5
The R&D phase will be carried out between the end of 2020- 2022 and the mass Li/O2 (lithium-air)
production and commercialization by the end of 2022/start of 2023
Gen
4 All-solid-state with Li metal
The next step – generation 4 – will be industrialized anode;
Conversion materials (Li/S)
on 2026
Gen
3b
Cathode:HE-NCM, HVS
Anode: Silicon/carbon
Gen
3a
Cathode: NMC622 to NMC811
Anode: Carbon + Si (5-10%)R&D Projects on next-gen materials since 2012
CATHODE ANODE ALL-SOLID-STATE
• High-V spinels • Si/C composites • Polymer electrolyte
• Li-rich layered oxides
• Ni-rich NMC
• Hybrid power-energy
SAFETY
• Gas production from cells
during standard operation or
abuse
• Self-healing
BAT4EVERIPCEI Targets - sustainability
One of the objective of FAAM project is to implement the “green footprint” of the production processes by
eliminating toxic solvents and by reducing the CO2 equivalent produced by the li-ion cells and modules
production
FAAM project will reduce the energy required for those process by developing with its industrial equipment
manufacturer partners more efficient solutions such as (but not limited to) reversible formation system and
steam based coating equipment
In addition FAAM is currently trying to work as much as possible with local European Suppliers to reduce the
global CO2 impact by limiting material and equipment transportations. Through the project and collaborations
between EU players, the strategy will be more concrete
FAAM aim is to develop and industrialize a solid state lithium-ion cell with
generation 3b or higher innovative active materials, improving current
technologies performance characteristics, cost and green footprint.
FAAM targets to develop water-based formulations for both electrodes (cathode and anode), increasing the
safety and reducing the environmental impact of the production processes, in particular
Anode Cathode
FAAM has a long experience, having developed Water-based application to cathode materials has
water-base formulations for all the products that several challenges due to instability of the most of
are going to be produced in its plants those products in aqueous environmentYou can also read