Solidion Technology, Inc., a company that operates on battery technology, has announced that it has made a new silicon-rich anode for lithium-ion batteries. This new anode is designed to improve the performance and energy capacity of the batteries used in electric vehicles and other technologies.
The new anode uses silicon (Si), which makes up 45%-95% of its material, as well as it can increase driving or flying ranges by 20-45%. To protect the silicon particles, the anode is wrapped in a flexible rubber material, which aids in preventing damage and enhances the anode’s overall performance. Solidion’s innovative approach to manufacturing these anodes uses low-cost, reclaimed silicon, as well as avoids the use of conventional expensive methods, making it more affordable.
This rubber protection technology is patented, with over 40 US patents as well as several international patents. It helps solve the technical and economic challenges that have limited the use of silicon-based anodes in batteries until now.
Solidion is ready to expand its production facilities in Dayton, Ohio and plans to increase manufacturing in other areas of North America.
Solidion, based in Dallas, Texas, focuses on developing as well as producing next-generation batteries for energy storage systems. The company holds over 525 patents for its innovations in battery materials, including silicon anodes, lithium-sulfur and lithium-metal technologies, and graphene-enhanced batteries for use in electric vehicles, AI data centers, and aerospace applications.
