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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.

LG Energy Solution (BESS)

LG Energy Solution is a leading manufacturer of Li-ion batteries. Its subsidiary, LG ES Vertech was formed in 2022 and manufactures and integrates BESS technologies. IDTechEx spoke with LG ES at the Energy Storage Summit 2026.

Impact Clean Power Technology: LTO, NMC and LFP battery packs

Impact Clean Power Technology is a battery pack assembler based in Poland with battery packs equipped with LTO, NMC and LFP cells. The company offers a broad range of packs for non-passenger automotive applications, as well as energy storage. IDTechEx evaluates the company's technology.

Forsee Power: Power battery solutions for a range of EV applications

Forsee Power is a battery pack assembler providing turnkey battery pack solutions for a range of applications. Example battery packs include the ZEN, FLEX, GO, PULSE and SPIKE ranges.

Optiple

IDTechEx met Optiple at CES 2026.

Prosumer Applications Lead Early Adoption of Graphene

Graphene is a material that has received significant attention and hype, with its commercial adoption to date more of a material push than a market pull, as a killer application is sought. Bulk applications are being validated and will see uptake in the future, but this article outlines how short-term adoption will be led by consumer products, particularly those in the prosumer / luxury category.

Small Material, Big Impact: Graphene in Electronic Applications

Graphene has been discussed as a wonder material that will unlock the next-generation technologies seen in sci-fi movies. This article explores why these advances have not been seen, the tangible success that graphene has shown in consumer electronics and a look to the potential role of graphene in the next iteration of batteries.

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.