The LFP battery material supply chain is a bottleneck controlled by a single country. Executives from Nano One and Worley discussed the risks this exposes and the opportunities it presents for those ready to act.
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President & Chief Strategy Officer, Nano One Materials Corp.
Chief Operating Officer, Nano One Materials Corp.
Vice President, Battery Materials, Worley
Senior Vice President, Worley Comprimo
Nano One and Worley have entered into a Strategic Alliance Agreement to co-develop a comprehensive Cathode Active Materials (CAM) package that integrates Nano One’s patented One-Pot process into a modular engineering design. This includes shared intellectual property, process flow sheets, detailed engineering, operational know-how, and proprietary equipment.
A separate License Agreement governs the global sale of these CAM packages, outlining IP cross-licensing, license fees, and revenue sharing over a 20-year term.
Together, we aim to accelerate low-risk, cost-effective CAM production for customers worldwide.
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