In Pictures: Elevated Materials Wins $50M DOE Funding for US Ultra-Thin Lithium Film Plant

The DOE award will help Elevated Materials scale production of ultra-thin lithium metal films for advanced batteries.

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The $50 million in federal funding is part of a push to onshore critical battery materials manufacturing.

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The planned $100 million facility aims to deliver roughly 3.5 GW of annual ultra-thin lithium film capacity.

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Domestic production of advanced battery materials is expected to reduce reliance on overseas supply chains.

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The project supports higher-energy, faster-charging batteries for electric vehicles and other applications.

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Ultra-thin lithium metal films are a key component for next-generation EV battery technology.

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The new plant will scale up US manufacturing capacity for lithium metal films critical to energy storage.

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The DOE funding highlights growing federal support for domestic battery supply chain investments.

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Advanced battery materials like ultra-thin lithium films are central to expanding clean energy storage.

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