TREE NEWS update: EVE Energy said on Oct. 23 that all of its plants producing large cylindrical batteries are running at full capacity, with international client demand far exceeding expectations and domestic customers also beginning to take deliveries. The company said it began talks with customers in the first half of 2026 over consumption-tax and export-rebate adjustments and has reached agreement with the vast majority on the plan.
EVE Energy says all plants making large cylindrical batteries at full capacity
Full utilization across large-cylindrical lines signals that demand for this format — increasingly favored in EV and energy-storage applications — is outrunning supply planning, and the split between export-led and now domestic offtake suggests the customer base is broadening rather than staying concentrated abroad. The early customer talks over consumption-tax and export-rebate adjustments matter more than the utilization headline: locking in agreement with most buyers before policy changes take effect reduces the risk of margin disputes or order renegotiation later. Whether domestic deliveries scale as fast as international demand, and whether the remaining customers sign on to the tax and rebate plan, are the open questions.
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