Graphene-based product manufacturer Tagla Resources will test its graphene nanoplatelets (GNPs) as the active material of lithium-ion battery anodes, the company has said. The announcement followed its unoptimised micrographene product's outstanding electrochemical performance in tests, Tagla added. In a press release, Tagla's CEO and co-founder Dr. David S. Smith said that his company's new GNP-based anode technology is "poised to revolutionize energy storage technology". Tagla will test environmentally friendly formulations of its GNPs that are suitable for battery manufacturing processes.
Graphene-based product manufacturer Tagla Resources will test its graphene nanoplatelets (GNPs) as the active material of lithium-ion battery anodes, the company has said. The announcement followed its unoptimised micrographene product's outstanding electrochemical performance in tests, Tagla added. While its GNPs' anode performance proved at least equal to graphene testing results recorded elsewhere, it exceeded that of typical spherical or synthetic graphite. Tagla will test environmentally friendly formulations of its GNPs that are suitable for battery manufacturing processes.