Where are nanotech batteries made?

Nanotech Energy’s non-flammable lithium-ion batteries will be produced at its recently announced, 517-acre, state-of-the-art manufacturing facility in Storey County, Nevada, east of Reno, which is slated to open in Q4 2022 and will bring 1000+ jobs to the region over the next five years.

Is Nanotech Energy a flammable battery manufacturer?

LOS ANGELES, Aug. 10, 2021 /PRNewswire/ -- Nanotech Energy, the world's leading manufacturer of graphene and the only producer of non-flammable, graphene-based batteries on the market, today announced it has raised $64 million Series D funding at a $550 million post-Series D valuation.

What will Nanotech Energy do with new funds?

Nanotech Energy will utilize the new funds to accelerate international expansion, including the launch of its EU headquarters in Amsterdam, and to develop a new high-volume graphene battery manufacturing facility in Reno, Nevada.

How will Nanotech Energy's high-volume facility affect the battery industry?

The high-volume facility will significantly increase Nanotech Energy's manufacturing capacity to produce and scale its patented, non-flammable Graphene batteries. The first of 2 buildings planned will produce 2.5 Gwh of batteries with the plan to continue expansion to has high as 15Gwh over he next several years.

How much will forge nano invest in a gigawatt battery manufacturing facility?

The company and outside investors plan for an initial investment of more than $165M in Morrisville, North Carolina to build the gigawatt hour-scale battery manufacturing facility. The Forge Battery facility expects to produce both 21700 and 18650 lithium-ion cells utilizing materials coated with Forge Nano’s Atomic Armor surface technology.

What makes nanotech energy lithium-ion batteries unique?

Powered by Nanotech Energy’s graphene-based electrodes and proprietary non-flammable electrolyte the new lithium-ion batteries can be fully customized to fit any form factor or container, which eliminates the need for OEMs to redesign existing products or compromise new ones.