Battery materials firm NOVONIX has delivered its first commercial-grade sample of synthetic graphite for industrial applications to one of North America’s largest value-added carbon processors.
NOVONIX provided an industrial-grade mass production sample of specified products for final qualification for use in various industrial applications. Industrial-grade product qualification is fast and flexible and enables a faster path to market than battery-grade synthetic graphite, according to the company. Any target supply volumes will be further defined once final product qualification has been completed and a definitive supply agreement has been established.
NOVONIX’s Riverside facility is scheduled to start mass production next year for its lead customer, Panasonic. To meet increasing customer demand, the company previously announced plans for its second synthetic graphite manufacturing plant, also in Chattanooga, Tennessee, known as the Enterprise South location. The two facilities will give the company a total production capacity of over 50,000 tonnes per year.
“This demonstrates that industrial-grade products can be produced using NOVONIX’s proprietary continuous graphitization furnace technology at a mass production scale, and is another step towards bringing our battery-grade materials to market,” said Mike O’Kronley, CEO at NOVONIX. “As we continue to scale our facility, the ability to provide volumes to markets outside the battery space diversifies our product portfolio and provides the opportunity to increase our planned production at Riverside for 2026.”
Source: NOVONIX
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