Solidion Technology Wins DOE Grant to Advance Biomass-Based Graphite Manufacturing

Reuters

Nov 21

Solidion Technology Wins DOE Grant to Advance Biomass-Based Graphite Manufacturing

Solidion Technology Inc. announced it has been awarded a grant from the U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) to accelerate research and commercialization of electrochemical manufacturing of high-performance graphite using biomass-derived carbon. The research will be conducted jointly with Oak Ridge National Laboratory, highlighting collaboration between the two organizations. This grant is part of the DOE's ARPA-E OPEN program, which supports innovative energy projects. The initiative aims to strengthen U.S. energy independence by reducing reliance on imported critical energy materials and advancing American leadership in advanced energy technologies.

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