A rendering of 20 East at Trinity Pointe in Mesquite by Stream Realty Partners. [Image: GSR Andrade Architects]
High Sium Tech united states of america-Haitium Battery Technology Co., a subsidiary of China-based Xiamen Haitium Energy Storage Technology Co., has announced plans to build a new battery module and systems assembly facility in Mesquite.
The roughly 500,000-square-foot facility will be located at 20 East Trinity Pointe, 12955 FM 2932 off I-20 in Mesquite. The 284-acre industrial park, being developed by Dallas-based Stream Realty Partners, will total 3.4 million square feet when the second phase of three buildings is completed. Stream broke ground on the park in 2022.
Founded in 2019, Hithium specializes in battery energy storage systems (BESS). The company’s stationary energy storage products are designed for utility-scale as well as commercial and industrial applications. The company is known for innovations such as “breakthrough” safety improvements for lithium-ion batteries and extending the lifecycle of battery energy systems. To date, Hithium says it has shipped over 20GWh of BESS products “including cells, systems and more.”
Part of a 140 MWh Hithium energy storage system installed in an “isolated plant.” [Photo: Hithium]
Hissium’s first North American factory
The Mesquite plant will be Hissium’s first manufacturing facility in North America.141 Manufacturing jobsMesquite The company says the plant is scheduled to start operating in five years and will generate 10GWh of electricity per year.
Hysium Chairman Jeff Wu said the facility will “accelerate the development and production of energy storage system products for the U.S. market while promoting economic growth and development in the Mesquite region.”
“Working with local partners, our plan Mesquite “China’s growth vision is rooted in a revitalized manufacturing economy with diverse job opportunities and value to the local community,” Hu added in the statement.
Hissium is headquartered in Fremont, California.“Our continued investment in the U.S. market, with a strong local team and nationwide service network, ensures comprehensive support throughout the entire project lifecycle, from sales operations to engineering, project execution and after-sales service,” said Steve Bruno, president and CEO of NVIDIA.
Welcoming global clean energy companies
“Global companies in the clean energy industry Mesquite The mayor of Mesquite said, “As the first manufacturing base in the United States, Daniel Aleman “This is also an exciting development for our community as we continue to grow,” Junior said in a statement. Kaufman CountyHithium will be the first industrial company at the new 20 East Trinity Pointe Business Park.”
Kevin ShatleyThe Dallas Regional Chamber of Commerce’s vice president of economic development called Hysium’s choice of North Texas as the site of the project “a great example of the results that can come from a major business location project and how our region’s economic development leaders are working together to create new and vibrant sectors.”
“Residents and the local economy will benefit from this development,” Shatley added. Southern Dallas County This is important to our future prosperity and something the Dallas Regional Chamber is passionate about.”
Matt DonakAs the development’s first tenant, Stream Managing Director and Partner, David S. Brock said: “Haysium will act as the anchor tenant for 20 East and bring a significant number of new jobs to the city. We are pleased to be working with Haysium and c.Mesquite We appreciate their help in completing this transaction.”
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