Solid Polymer Electrolyte Development
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This subcontract for the California Energy Commission focuses on the development of solid polymer electrolytes to support grid storage projects. The scope of work involves performing chemical research, formulation, and synthesis to optimize sodium-ion conductivity and material stability. The project requires specialized chemical synthesis laboratories and characterization tools, including NMR and FTIR, while maintaining strict adherence to chemical handling and disposal standards. The primary objective is to deliver validated polymer electrolyte formulations and material samples. Based in Livermore, California, the contract falls under NAICS code 541715 and is designed to support prime contractors in advancing energy storage technology.
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Livermore, CA, 94551Set-Aside
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This scope was carved out of EPC-25-008.
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Next-Generation Solid State Sodium Polymer Batteries for Stationary Storage Applications with a Recyclable Design
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