LG Energy Solution Michigan-Lansing is a battery cell plant in Delta Township, Eaton County, Michigan, that began production on August 18, 2026. Lansing Board of Water & Light supports the plant with transmission construction and a special electric rate. In December 2021 BWL discussed serving a prospective manufacturer needing 100 megawatts at an 80 percent load factor.

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Requested connection: 100 MW; planned · Dec 14, 2021

LG Energy Solution announced the start of production at its 226-acre Lansing facility. The plant produces LFP cells for energy storage and plans NMC cells for Toyota electric vehicles. It aims to reach more than 35 GWh of annual capacity.

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Electricity and grid: Lansing Board of Water & Light contractors performed transmission work to support the plant in Delta Township. BWL discussed a manufacturing customer requiring 100 megawatts at an 80 percent load factor on a 20-year contract. BWL commissioners passed a special electric rate for Ultium, and BWL is connected to MISO.

Ownership and permits: LG Energy Solution owns the plant outright and it is no longer a GM joint venture. EGLE issued air Permit to Install 139-22A at 7111 Davis Highway.