Saint-Gobain and addionics to develop high-power, high-capacity solid-state batteries for long-range, fast-charging EV. Saint-Gobain, the global technical material expert, will partner with the Israeli battery technology start-up Addionics to develop next generation solid-state lithium-ion batteries with novel electrode components under the Israel – US BIRD Energy program.
The partnership aims to offer major improvements in EV battery performance, such as longer driving range, fast charging, enhanced safety and lower production costs.
The Technology
Saint-Gobain’s initial technological breakthrough with its novel solid-state battery components enables safer battery operation and low-cost manufacturing by simplifying the production flow and eliminating intermediate processes.
Saint-Gobainâs electrolytes have demonstrated high Li-ion conductivity comparable with the state-of-the-art solid electrolytes and offer additional potential performance, manufacturing and economic benefits.
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Addionicsâ smart 3D electrode technology enables enhanced electrical current collection across the volume of thick battery electrodes and improved material usage leading to a boost in battery energy density and cycle life, as already demonstrated in more conventional battery platforms.
Addionicsâ technology also helps solve the interfacial resistance issues commonly observed in solid-state batteries.
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Dr. Mark Hampden-Smith, VP, business and technology strategy, Saint-Gobain Ceramics.
We believe our unique solid-state electrolyte technology will offer enhanced safety and performance for next generation batteries with the potential for low cost manufacturing.
“This collaborative project is consistent with Saint-Gobainâs purpose of âMAKING THE WORLD A BETTER HOME,ââ
Dr. Moshiel Biton, CEO, Addionics.
Using our battery technology, applications such as electric vehicles can deliver better performance.
“The technology enables us to save costs, achieve high performance and generate less waste. We start with cars but go beyond; our technology can support the creation of a better environment and a more sustainable future.â
Limor Nakar-Vincent, deputy executive director of business development, BIRD Energy.
We are excited to support this partnership between Addionics and Saint-Gobain, and we look forward to the technological advancements they will make.
“This project is of great interest to both countries seeking to develop and commercialize clean energy technologies that support innovation and improve economic competitiveness.”
Saint-Gobain Ceramics (Massachusetts, U.S.) and Addionics IL Ltd. (Tel Aviv, Israel) Will Collaborate on Developing High-Power, High-Capacity Solid-State Batteries for Long-Range, Fast-Charging Electric Vehicles, April 20, 2021
