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LG Chem targets US storage market with SunRun deal

27 October 2016 • 2 min read

Battery giant aims to take on Tesla with SunRun partnership to sell solar-plus-storage system in domestic US market

One of the world's largest battery makers, LG Chem, has struck a deal with US solar firm SunRun to sell its domestic energy storage products alongside solar panels in the US market, providing consumers...

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