The main objective of the project is to develop new active materials for anodes and cathodes (AAM and CAM) in lithium-ion batteries (LIBs), optimizing manufacturing processes and improving cell performance. This project ranges from laboratory testing (TRL 2–3) to prototype scaling (TRL 4). Furthermore, the project promotes the use of sustainable raw materials and processes with low environmental impact, reducing dependence on external resources. This development aligns with the vision of contributing to European technological independence and energy sovereignty by ensuring a local supply of the critical materials needed for battery manufacturing, thereby reducing dependence on suppliers outside the European Union.
Partners: Tolsa (Coordinator); Moeve; Floatech; Empirical Advanced; Microelectrochemical Technologies; IMDEA Energy Institute; IMDEA Materials Institute; Rey Juan Carlos University
Funding Institution/Program: Comunidad de Madrid / ERDF-UE / Ayudas para contribuir a la mejora de la cooperación público-privada en materia de I+D+I mediante proyectos de efecto tractor en consorcio 2025
Period: 01/01/2025 – 31/12/2028
IMDEA Energy Institute external funding: 639.431,13 €
IP IMDEA Energy: Jesús Palma
Project funded by the Comunidad de Madrid and co-funded by European Regional Development Fund (ERDF), through the 2025 call for “Ayudas para contribuir a la mejora de la cooperación público-privada en materia de I+D+I mediante proyectos de efecto tractor en consorcio”, under the Comunidad de Madrid Program 2021–2027. Project nº 59/315411/9/25 (MADBAT – Madrid Competitive, Safe, and Sustainable Battery)