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Energy Transmission | Advanced Ultra-High Power Cells

 

E-ONE MOLI ENERGY CORPORATION (Molicel) is a global leader in high-power cylindrical lithium-ion batteries, specializing in "Next-Generation High-Performance Ternary Lithium-Ion Batteries." Driven by innovation, its high-power series supports drones, Electric Vertical Takeoff and Landing aircraft (eVTOL), aerospace, heavy-duty tools, and BBU, providing robust support for industrial low-carbon transformation.

 

Given that geopolitical factors increasingly influence client procurement decisions, strengthening supply chain resilience is essential for high-end cell manufacturers. In 2025, Molicel swiftly relocated its ternary production back to E One Moli Corporation to minimize client supply disruptions, and announced a new Malaysia site to manufacture mature products through overseas contract manufacturers. This model rapidly restored capacity, mitigated single-site risks, offered value-added services, and enhanced competitive edge as a versatile key supplier.

 

Molie Quantum Energy Corporation reported a fire incident on July 15, 2025. Please refer to the TWSE and TCC's official website for updates.

Battery Carbon Footprint and Resource Recycling

Carbon footprint per battery cell

20%

Reduction by 2030|Baseline year: 2023

Cathode scrap recovery rate

75%

Via chemical extraction

Product Certifications

 

Molicel has implemented ISO 14067 for product carbon footprint verification since 2023. To meet product lifecycle disclosure requirements starting in 2025, Molicel will introduce Environmental Product Declaration (EPD), prioritizing P22S, P45B, and P50B at the Southern Taiwan Science Park to align with EU market regulations, international brand client compliance, and procurement standards.

  • UL1642 / IEC62133: Basic requirements of battery pack safety certification.
  • IATF16949: Automotive quality management system.
  • UN38.3: Conformity to battery transportation regulations.
  • AS9100: Aerospace standardized quality management system.
  • ROHS / REACH: Compliance with restricted substances in products and green supply chain requirements.

Battery Lifecycle Management

 

Molicel actively promotes product life cycle management and its sustainability strategy, covering product design, process optimization, and recycling. Molicel is also establishing localized battery recycling systems to fully implement green manufacturing and resource recycling.

Progress of ISO 14067 Implementation

  • P42A: Certification obtained; P22S: Inventory process in progress
  • P45B / P50B: Inventory processes are underway, with product carbon footprints to be obtained via EPDs

Response to EU Battery Regulation

The EU Battery Regulation mandates that battery products present data through a Digital Product Passport (DPP). The battery passport is the first practical application of the DPP initiative and a prerequisite for battery products entering the European market. Molicel is prioritizing the P22S battery for initial implementation, aiming for compliant disclosure by February 2027.

Increasing Recycled Material Proportion

Molicel collaborates and engages with suppliers, prioritizing the procurement of recycled materials to steadily increase the recycling rate of all critical materials.

Molicel Achieves RBA Silver Recognition

E-One Moli Corporation has achieved RBA Silver recognition in 2026. Third-party site audits verified the full implementation of the five core areas of the RBA Code of Conduct: Labor, Health and Safety, Environment, Ethics, and Management Systems, aligning seamlessly with international standards.

Molicel Carries Out Conflict Minerals Management

Molicel follows OECD guidelines to manage conflict minerals, avoiding sources linked to illegal mining or armed conflict financing. Internal controls and management systems are strengthened to effectively manage conflict mineral risks. Molicel conducts regular due diligence, such as Conflict Minerals Reporting Templates (CMRT) and Extended Minerals Reporting Templates (EMRT), and requires signed declarations from both new and existing suppliers, ensuring regulatory and client compliance while building a responsible and traceable supply chain management system.