NMG and McGill University develop new green-chemistry coating process
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What happened
Nouveau Monde Graphite Inc. announced a collaboration with McGill University to create a new green-chemistry coating process for anode materials. This solution reduces the carbon footprint associated with coating and uses readily available raw materials. The process is compatible with existing manufacturing equipment.
Why it matters
The innovation helps Nouveau Monde Graphite Inc. align with its objective of developing sustainable supply chains that are less dependent on petroleum-derived products. The process offers the potential to improve the carbon profile of manufacturing while meeting industry performance requirements.
Who's involved
- McGill UniversityCollaborated with Nouveau Monde Graphite Inc. on the new coating process for anode materials
Who could feel it
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Quebec might see validation of its R&D funding programs in green technology.
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The entities involved
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McGill University
English-language public research university in Montreal, Quebec, Canada