RE:Graphene used in new Niobium-graphene batteries Good find Directvoice.
All these newer battery chemistries being developed with graphene as an integral enhancing part of the overall solution is just wonderful.
The volumetric engergy density, Wh/L, is not indicated within the article.
Never the less, the battery cell charging rate, nearer to "full discharge" battery cell chemistries capacity, the fantastic battery cell temperature control attributes and overall cycle life attainable by the employment of such combined battery chemstries supported battery cell components is likely off the charts impressive.
Clearly, administrators for The Government of Singapore Investment Corporation, also known as The Singapore Soverign Wealth Fund or"GIC", would gladly seek to expedite the bringing to market of such niobium-graphene battery chemistries featuring battery cells.
Heck, administrators for The Government of Singapore Investment Corporation ("GIC') would likely raise, in cooperation with CBMM and other highly interested partners, a couple of billion dollars overnight and direct such capital investments at expediting the bringing into production, perhaps the 30GWh capacity production, such niobium-graphene battery chemistries enabled battery cells.
Obviously, The Government of Canada and the Government of Quebec are dragging their respective azzzzes in necessarily supporting, through awarded grants and directed investments taken up by Canada's Strategic Innovation Fund and The Canada Growth Fund Corporation respectively, NanoXplore's five year strategic business development investment plan.
What's more, senior Government of Canada representatives and senior Government of Quebec representatives simply don't seem interested in financially supporting NanoXplore's suggested commencement of it's VoltaXplore 2GWh capacity graphene enhanced battery cells manufacturing facility.
Where in Hades are the representatives of Investissement Quebec, CDPQ, BDC and EDC; and why haven't they already collectively extended a requisite minimum $150 Million revolving credit facility for a Canadian based green technological innovations advancing and employing graphene manufacturing and graphene enhanced products manufacturing and vertically integrated corporation such as NanoXplore?
Oh! Thats' right. I managed somehow to forget about the $250 Million which was quite intentionally diverted from Federal Government coffers by and on behalf of this Government of Canada's most senior ministers. Somehow $250 Milion was all too conveniently directed into that 4 employees corporation located in the basement of a small cottage, allegedly for IT services supporting the ArriveCan application.
I nearly forgot about the kicker as well, i.e. the kicker being that supposed $250 Million IT services support contract relating to that ArriveCan app had been provided by the Government of Canada most senior ministers to the principals of a corporation who point blank confirmed for investigators that they do not and the company they operate does not provide IT support services.
Hmm? Was that a Quebec based corporate entity?
Perhaps those 4 principals supposedly operating a IT services support provisioning corporation were going to facilitate that $250 Million being redirected and repurposed on behalf of those most senior representatives of this current Government of Canada and simply just never got around to it eh?