In this video, Dan Blondal, CEO of Nano One Materials, introduces the Canadian technology company and its mission to improve the production of lithium-ion battery cathode materials. With manufacturing facilities in Quebec and Burnaby, Nano One Materials is bringing a solution to the market that can improve the security of the supply chain, reduce costs, and simplify the manufacturing process. They acquired Johnson Matthey Battery Materials Canada, which includes an LFP manufacturing plant and experienced staff, and partnered with Rio Tinto, BASF, and Yumicore for joint development and investment.

Blondal shares their plans to retrofit the Quebec plant to produce 200 tons per annum of cathode using their technology. He also discusses the importance of having cathode manufacturing in North America and their partnerships with OEM markets and governments. Additionally, he touches on their efforts to expand their reach in the solid-state or liquid-state battery market, highlighting their ability to provide cathode materials for all types of batteries. Tune in to learn more about Nano One Materials and their advancements in battery technology.