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NEO Battery Materials Ltd V.NBM

Alternate Symbol(s):  NBMFF

NEO Battery Materials Ltd. is a Canadian battery materials technology company. It is focused on developing silicon anode materials for lithium-ion batteries in electric vehicles, electronics, and energy storage systems. With a patent-protected, low-cost manufacturing process, it enables longer-running and ultra-fast charging batteries compared to existing technologies. It is a producer of silicon anode materials for the electric vehicle and energy storage industries. It is developing and optimizing its silicon anode materials, NBMSiDE, through its all-in-one manufacturing process. Its three types of products, NBMSiDE-P100, NBMSiDE-P200, and NBMSiDE-C100 are manufactured through its nanocoating technology and are based on metallurgical-grade silicon with purities of at least 99.95%. It has developed a nanocoating process to manufacture silicon anodes. Its material provides improvements in capacity and efficiency over lithium-ion batteries using graphite in their anode materials.


TSXV:NBM - Post by User

Comment by eldrecoon Oct 27, 2021 12:16pm
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RE:RE:RE:New usage for electric batterys

RE:RE:RE:New usage for electric batterys
stanem1 wrote: liquid metal battery would do for ships and utility


Hmm.  Thanks, Stanem - but I was thinking solid-state would be much more likely, as they seem to be less prone to combustion.  Nothing worse than a fire on a ship...you don't have many places to escape to!  Look at this most recent fiasco with the MV 2M Kingston in Victoria...where deck cargo in containers was on fire.  The Emergency Tenders were trying to help - but given what was in the containers - they could only spray down the hull to keep it from spreading (as water entering the containers could have caused a conflagration!).  Think about the reluctance of fire-fighters trying to deal with a Tesla fire...you see my point.

The batteries would most likely have to be seated within the hull.  Given that, I would think that any Skipper (or ship-owner) would want the power-source with the least-likely risk of combustion.

If you know more about this than I do, please let us know.
el d


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