This presentation introduces a novel scalable technology that converts carbon dioxide emissions into sustainable raw materials for EV batteries. By utilizing green energy sources and electrochemistry, carbon dioxide is transformed into graphite and multi-walled carbon nanotubes, providing a localized source of critical raw materials while simultaneously enabling the sequestration of hard-to-abate carbon emissions.

This approach paves the way for more sustainable EV batteries, driving the automotive industry towards a cleaner, greener future.

Learn about:

• An innovative technology that transforms carbon dioxide into carbon nanomaterials
• How electrochemistry can crack the enigma of the EU’s dependency on imported graphite
• How a high-performance EV battery can be the answer to both supply chain challenges and harmful carbon emissions