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CALMADE: California Manufacturing for Activated Dry Electrode

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LiCAP Technologies, Inc. is set to retrofit a vacant facility in Sacramento, California, to establish a commercial-scale manufacturing line capable of producing 500 MWh of Activated Dry Electrode® technology, a proprietary solvent-free method for manufacturing lithium-ion battery electrodes. This initiative, branded as CALMADE, aims to enhance domestic battery supply chain security by reducing reliance on foreign components and enabling cleaner, more sustainable battery production. The project is expected to generate new clean energy jobs and support California's broader goals for renewable energy infrastructure and industrial innovation. The effort is coordinated through the California Energy Commission, with primary point of contact Taiying Zhang, Air Pollution Specialist, overseeing the initiative under the UI link provided for regulatory tracking. The facility will be located at 95828 in Sacramento, emphasizing local economic development and environmental stewardship through a zero-solvent manufacturing process.

General Info

LiCAP to build 500 MWh solvent-free battery plant in Sacramento, boosting U.S. supply chain and clean energy jobs.

Agency

California → Energy Commission

NAICS

335910 - Battery ManufacturingView NAICS

Place of Performance

5849 88th Street, Sacramento, CA, Sacramento, CA, 95828

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NONE

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PostedNov 12

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AgencyCalifornia → Energy Commission

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California → Energy Commission

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Taiying ZhangAir Pollution Specialist

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Full Description

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LiCAP Technologies, Inc. proposes to retrofit a vacant facility to accommodate the installation of a 500 MWh Activated Dry Electrode® (ADE) manufacturing line. This commercial-scale manufacturing operations focused on LiCAPs proprietary ADE process, a solvent-free method of producing lithium-ion battery electrodes. This project will increase domestic battery supply chain security and clean energy jobs.

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