Group14 Technologies Awarded $100 Million by the US Department of Energy

Battery TechnologyDOE Grants
Written By Murray Liebman

Liebman & Associates, Inc., is pleased to announce that its long-standing client, Group14 Technologies, won a $100 million grant for a next-generation silicon-carbon composite to displace graphite in lithium-ion battery (LIB) anodes. It’s called SCC55 and facilitates significant reductions in battery cost and carbon footprint on a per-unit basis compared to incumbent graphite anode material.

Murray Liebman

Murray Liebman founded Liebman & Associates, Inc. (“L&A”) in 1997 to provide clean energy and environmental policy and technology counsel to senior executives of organizations ranging from Fortune 100 companies to smaller entrepreneurial businesses. Liebman is a federal grant specialist with a proven Methodology for Success that spans decades.

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