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Qnovo - EIS software for the BMS

Qnovo is an American company that has developed software for the battery management system enabling diagnostics through electrochemical impedance spectroscopy (EIS). This can be applied to electric vehicles and consumer electronics. IDTechEx discusses this technology in detail.

Enevate: Silicon anodes for EVs

Enevate is a US-based company developing silicon anode materials for integration into EV battery cells. The company claims to be a global leader in silicon anode technology. IDTechEx discusses the company's technology in detail.

Beyond Batteries: Non-Energy Storage Applications of Carbon Nanotubes

Carbon nanotubes (CNTs) have rapidly scaled from laboratory production to a high-volume, critical additive in lithium-ion batteries, driving global capacity expansion and industry consolidation while putting downward pressure on material costs. Beyond energy storage, falling prices and increasing production open opportunities for CNTs in cost-sensitive applications, where they will compete with other advanced nanocarbons such as carbon black.

Ganfeng Lithium

Ganfeng Lithium Co., Ltd., established in 2000 and headquartered in Xinyu, Jiangxi, China, is the largest lithium salt producer in China and the third largest worldwide. The company operates across the lithium battery supply chain, including lithium resource development, refining, battery manufacturing, and recycling. Ganfeng is dual-listed on the Shenzhen Stock Exchange (002460) and the Hong Kong Stock Exchange (1772).

Dispersions Hold the Key for Carbon Nanotube Success

This article covers the importance of dispersion technology for enabling carbon nanotube enhanced technology, including energy storage and composites. IDTechEx discusses the key applications requiring CNT dispersions, commercial successes and technical challenges.

Billion Dollar Carbon Nanotube Market Continues to Grow

Following decades of hype and false dawns, nanocarbons are now beginning to see substantial market adoption and growth. This article delves into the continued growth of the carbon nanotube market, which is set to exceed $1.25 billion by 20235. IDTechEx assesses the key applications driving the growth, and the leading players poised to take a significant market share.