Smoltek Partners With RISE to Develop CNF-Based Battery Technology
Bitget2026/10/23 06:57- Smoltek will collaborate with RISE on battery research, supported by SEK 500,000 in direct funding from the Swedish Energy Agency.
- The study will assess carbon nanofiber technology for improved battery performance, energy capacity and miniaturization.
- Participation in the MAXBATT consortium’s five-year INBATT project will provide approximately SEK 1.5 million during 2027-2031, bringing total funding to approximately SEK 2 million.
- The Chalmers-led project starts January 1, 2027, focusing on integrating emerging technologies into battery materials, cell designs and manufacturing processes.
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