Sicona develops next generation battery technology used in the anodes (negative electrodes) of lithium-ion (“Li-ion”) batteries that enable electric-mobility and storage of renewable energy. Sicona is commercialising an innovative silicon-composite battery anode technology, developed and perfected over the last ten years at the Australian Institute for Innovative Materials (AIIM). Sicona’s silicon-composite anode technology delivers up to 233% higher capacity than conventional graphite anodes and its anode materials can deliver 50% to 75% higher cell energy density than current Li-ion batteries.

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Christiaan Jordaan

Iram Shafiq

James Reilly

Dr Nikan Nurb

Julian O'Brien

Deanna Gulevski

Andrew Minett

Tan Xing

Cameron Russ

The Engineering Team at Sicona Battery Technology focuses on the development, optimization, and scaling of innovative silicon-composite anode materials for lithium-ion batteries. They work collaboratively on process design, material characterization, and manufacturing techniques to enhance battery performance and efficiency, ensuring the successful transition of cutting-edge technology from the lab to commercial production. This team plays a vital role in driving advancements in electric mobility and renewable energy storage.

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