Lehmann Marine Expands Global Battery Production with New Greek Facility
Maritime energy storage specialist Lehmann Marine has scaled up its manufacturing capacity following the commissioning of a dedicated battery production line in Greece.
Maritime energy storage systems specialist Lehmann Marine has expanded its global manufacturing capabilities through the commissioning of a dedicated production line situated at Sunlight Group's industrial complex in Xanthi, northern Greece.
The Xanthi production line is now fully operational following the assembly and quality verification of an initial batch of 82 CUBE battery modules. The automated line is designed to significantly increase the company's manufacturing throughput for maritime sector energy storage systems.
Under the operational workflow, completed battery modules will be dispatched on a weekly basis from the northern Greek facility to Lehmann Marine's headquarters in Hittfeld, Germany, which has also undergone recent expansion.
Once delivered to the Hittfeld site, the modules will undergo final system integration, comprehensive testing, and distribution as the manufacturing setup continues its ramp-up to peak operational volume.
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