In Pictures: Anaphite wins £1.2m DRIVE35 funding to scale dry coating tech for LFP battery electrodes

The push for cheaper EV batteries begins with advances in automotive manufacturing and engineering.

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Anaphite's DRIVE35 funding aims to bring down the cost of the LFP batteries powering mainstream electric vehicles.

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Project SAVI will demonstrate Anaphite's dry coating process at pilot scale, a key step toward commercial production.

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Lower-cost LFP electrodes could help make affordable EVs more competitive on the road.

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The £1.2m in UK Government funding forms part of efforts to strengthen the domestic battery supply chain.

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Dry coating technology promises lower-carbon electrode manufacturing for the next generation of EVs.

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Scaling dry coating for LFP electrodes addresses a key barrier to affordable EV battery production.

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Anaphite's Dry-Coating Precursor technology targets cheaper, greener battery electrodes for electric vehicles.

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The Project SAVI funding will support pilot-scale demonstration of Anaphite's LFP electrode manufacturing process.

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