Cell Design and Materials: Li-Ion
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LNMO Notable Events January
Renault Austral will use LNMO cell battery, will consume 12 kWh/100 km during WLTP cycle and will be produced end 2028 at Renault factory in Palencia, Spain
July
Morrow Technologies signed a strategic agreement with SEEL Swedish Electric Transport Laboratory AB for the development of the LNMO battery cells as part of IPCEI initiative
February
SeoulTech researchers have introduced a K2CO3 enriched surface on LNMO CAM to improve stability and performance through a KOH-assisted wet chemistry method
August
NanoOne reported that patent US 12,355,063 on the novel battery assembly using LNMO CAM obtained with OnePot process has been issued
March
HyLiST Hybrid Lithium Metal-based Scalable Solid State Battery Manufacturing) project aimed to develop solid-state LNMO batteries with Li metal anode was launched
September
Researchers from IMaSE of Technische Hochschule Mannheim and BASF SE published a study of heat generation from LNMO cathodes during cycling
April
Researchers from AIT Austrian Institute of Technology) started working on a MoSiLiB project on developing Li-on batteries with SnS2 anodes and LNMO cathodes on a pilot scale
October
Morrow Technologies signed a MoU with Siemens Mobility for the LNMO battery cells joint testing and supply a sample cells with possibility of a long-term supply agreement following successful validation
May
The Battery Technology group at SINTEF achieved a milestone in producing high loading LNMO and Si-C electrodes within IntelLiGent project
November
June
Work continued on HighSpin project, developing high‐voltage LNMO||Si/C cells and modules targeting TRL6 for automotive 2028) and aeronautical 2030 applications
December
Topsoe chose Sines on the Portugalʼs contribution, known as the NEXTGEN CAM initiative & Alentejo coast and Portugal for the LNMO CAM plant within the aimed to manufacture LNMO CAM, was selected by European NEXTGEN CAM project, which is supported by the European Commission among 61 other Commission's Innovation Funds initiatives under a €2.9B package
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