Our facility’s floors are taking shape, with multiple mezzanine level and lower-level decks fully formed and ready for the next stage of the build process.

Just northeast of Building One, we’ve carried on developing our surface water drainage systems to take rainwater away from the site. Our largest attenuation basin – a form of drainage - will be able to hold and process 17,000 cubic metres of water at any point in time to prevent flooding.

Looking ahead, 2026 promises to be equally busy - with new temporary offices opening on the site, providing improved space and welfare facilities for our growing team.

Main construction will also begin on a National Grid Electricity Transmission substation early next year. This facility will power the entire site long term and work will take approximately three years to complete.

In the meantime, an interim electricity connection will go live in the spring, allowing us to power Building One and ancillary functions when operations begin.

In the next year, we will ramp up our recruitment efforts for some 1,600 jobs needed to facilitate the production of our battery cells. These include roles in production, maintenance, engineering, and logistics. Keep an eye on our website to register your interest.