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CATL tests 14-year-old LFP battery cells, finds about 85 percent capacity remaining

China\'s CATL inspected lithium iron phosphate (LFP) battery cells that had been operated for 14 years and found about 85 percent of their initial capacity remained. The cells were recovered from the Zhangbei project, described as the world\'s first large-scale lithium-ion battery energy storage project. CATL said lab tests suggested the cells could be used for about 10 more years in small or auxiliary storage systems, with about 1,000 charge-discharge cycles possible.