This week marks a groundbreaking moment in our journey. The Echion team, in partnership with CBMM, has officially opened the first XNO® manufacturing facility in Araxá, Brazil. The plant has a production capacity of over 2,000 tons of XNO® per year - equivalent to 1 GWh of lithium-ion batteries – enabling us to meet the scale of demand of XNO® with a robust supply chain. Our XNO® anode technology delivers fast charging, high energy density, with outstanding safety and performance, even in extreme conditions. With a cycle life of over 10,000 charges, XNO® is optimised to power electrified heavy-duty, industrial, and mass-transport vehicles with maximum efficiency and cost-effectiveness. CEO, Jean de La Verpilliere, said: “XNO® is already having a positive impact on our cell manufacturing customers, downstream OEMs, and end-users. Echion is beginning to trade at scale, and that is a major milestone for company growth.” Read more about this unique facility here: https://lnkd.in/epXbERU7 #EchionTechnologies #XNO #BatteryInnovation #Niobium #SustainableEnergy #niobiumanodes
Echion Technologies
Research Services
Cambridge, Cambridgeshire 7,453 followers
High-power Li-ion anode materials for superfast charging batteries
About us
Echion Technologies Ltd is a Cambridge (UK)-based spin-out company from the University of Cambridge with expertise on high power anode materials for Li-ion batteries. Ground-breaking multi-disciplinary research lead to the development of new battery materials whose manufacture can be easily scaled to industrial levels. These foundations enabled us to become a world-leading innovator in commercial battery electrode materials.
- Website
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https://bit.ly/3rCeGXx
External link for Echion Technologies
- Industry
- Research Services
- Company size
- 11-50 employees
- Headquarters
- Cambridge, Cambridgeshire
- Type
- Privately Held
- Founded
- 2017
- Specialties
- Li-ion Batteries, Innovation, Automotive, Energy Storage, Battery Materials, Materials Manufacturing, Renewable, Renewable Energy, Anode materials, Sustainability, Sustainable Materials, Advanced technology, and Fast-charging
Locations
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Primary
Unit 9, Cambridge South
West Way
Cambridge, Cambridgeshire CB22 3FG, GB
Employees at Echion Technologies
Updates
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How do you develop a battery that suits a 200-tonne tugboat and a 220,000-tonne cargo ship? Simple – use XNO® anodes which deliver performance for every requirement. Discover more in our article below ⬇️ #BatteryTechnology #Electrification
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Our Chief Commercial Officer, Benjamin Ting, will be speaking at the Battery Minerals & Mines Summit which takes place in Las Vegas, December 10th -12th. The event is co-located with the 24th Annual AABC and brings together the biggest names in battery technology with those in mining operations and electrification. Get in touch to set up a meeting with Ben to find out more about how our anode material, XNO®, delivers a high performing, differentiated battery solution. #BMMS24 #niobiumanodes #miningelectrification #AABC
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🔋Curious about what makes XNO® stand out? Hear from Phillip Johns, our Head of Cell Development, as he shares how XNO® delivers higher power and superior energy density to other battery materials. #BatteryTechnology
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🔋 Thank you Cambridge Enterprise for your support! We're so proud to be a part of this portfolio of Cambridge Climate Spinouts - all Cambridge research, all contributing to addressing the climate emergency. From our earliest days in the labs of the Department of Engineering at the University of Cambridge, we have benefitted from practical, commercial and academic support from the University of Cambridge. #CambridgeForOurPlanet #CambridgeEnterprise
Electrifying heavy-duty transport and industrial applications. ⚡ Echion Technologies has developed and patented a niobium-based anode material, XNO®. This technology enables lithium-ion batteries to charge safely in less than 10 minutes, offering high energy density and long life cycles. Founded in the Department of Engineering at the University of Cambridge, we have supported Jean de La Verpilliere, Dr Alex Groombridge, Professor Michael De Volder and Professor Adam Boies from the early stages, helping the team execute their go-to-market strategy. 👉🏼 Swipe to learn more. For more portfolio companies driving the change, check out the University of Cambridge's article: https://vist.ly/3mkmrna #CambridgeForOurPlanet #Innovation #GreenTech #CambridgeEnterprise
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The latest episode of our Switch Technologies project video series is available now. Mike O'Hanlon gives you a summary here of what you will see in the film…it's all about the cells this week. Link to the video in the comments.
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🚢 Electrification is set to revolutionise the marine industry. But how do XNO® anodes help accelerate the adoption of hybrid and electric powertrains in vessels? #Electrification #Decarbonisation
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🔍 Ever wondered how Echion tests cathodes? Katarina Lukic, our Cell Engineer, dives into the unique process that sets us apart. Watch the video now... #BatteryTechnology
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Did you know that a battery using XNO® recharges in under 12 minutes? Our niobium-based XNO® anode material features an open crystal structure which allows ions to be stored quickly and effectively. This boosts the C rating of XNO® to 5C-10C, which means it can recharge from 0 to 80% in ⚡6-12 minutes! ⚡. And with minimal heat generation. Typical Li-ion cells are only rated at 1C and can take around 60 minutes to charge. The fast-charging capability of XNO® makes it ideal for mining, marine and heavy-duty applications. With less time spent recharging, downtime is significantly reduced – helping maximise productivity whilst minimising the Total Cost of Ownership (TCO). #FastCharging #BatteryTechnology