Woke or not, the US Army has invested $10 million in new silicon battery technology that will help EV makers, too.
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That’s on top of existing investors that participated including Hyde Park Angels, Evergreen Climate Innovations, and Goose Capital. Those were no small potatoes, either. “NanoGraf’s Series B funding supports onshoring of its silicon anode production in Chicago, as well as the continued development, production and supply of advanced lithium-ion technologies,” they added.With all the new energy storage formulas floating around these days, it’s fair to ask why the Army is so interested in silicon batteries.
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