Rapid Advancement in HPQ Silicon's Battery Manufacturing: Aiming for Q3 Debut in North America
HPQ Silicon, a leading innovator in clean energy storage solutions, is set to revolutionise the market with the launch of its HPQ ENDURA+ cylindrical lithium-ion batteries in Q3 2025. The new batteries will incorporate Novacium's GEN3 silicon-based anode technology, marking a significant step towards commercialising higher-capacity, longer-lasting energy storage solutions.
The partnership with Novacium is central to this development. Novacium, a pioneer in advanced third-generation silicon anode material, has developed the technology that will power the ENDURA+ cells. The collaboration has also produced the first technical datasheets, confirming outstanding battery performance.
The datasheets, completed in partnership with the cell manufacturer, highlight impressive energy capacities. The 18650 cells will boast a capacity of 4,000 mAh, while the 21700 cells will offer a capacity of 6,000 mAh. Moreover, the batteries are expected to deliver nearly 1,000 full charge-discharge cycles, boast high energy density, and feature a robust design suitable for industrial applications.
These datasheets are now available to prospective customers and industrial partners, solidifying the market readiness of the HPQ ENDURA+ batteries.
Beyond the launch of the ENDURA+ batteries, HPQ Silicon continues to advance its next-generation silicon-based anode materials and related technologies through its partnership with Novacium. HPQ holds a stake in Novacium, positioning the company at the forefront of clean energy storage innovation.
This strategic move represents a deliberate shift away from past approaches, embracing faster, more focused execution to accelerate returns and drive commercial success. HPQ Silicon plans to launch its first GEN3-based battery cells by the end of Q3 2025.
The expanded collaboration between HPQ Silicon and Novacium underscores a shared commitment to turning innovation into commercial reality. The agreement allows HPQ Silicon to broaden the global reach of Novacium's GEN3 technology and leverage its superior energy density and cycling performance.
The partnership aims to meet the rising demand across the mobility, consumer electronics, telecommunications, and Canadian defence sectors. HPQ Silicon's production efforts will be powered by NOVACIUM SAS's advanced technology transfer.
The agreement reinforces Novacium's position as a leader in next-generation energy storage solutions. NOVACIUM SAS has already proven the seamless integration of GEN3 anode material into standard industrial battery manufacturing lines.
Dr. Jed Kraiem, Ph.D., Head of Novacium, expressed support for the expanded collaboration with HPQ Silicon. HPQ Silicon Inc. has signed a new industrial agreement with its technology partner, NOVACIUM SAS.
The article is categorised under the latest Batteries News shaping the battery market. This strategic move by HPQ Silicon fast-tracks North American battery production and targets a Q3 launch, positioning the company to generate early commercial revenues and meet market needs more quickly.
[1] HPQ Silicon Fast-Tracks North American Battery Production-Targets Q3 Launch. [2] [3] [4] Technical datasheets for HPQ ENDURA+ batteries. [5] [6] [7] Additional information on the partnership between HPQ Silicon and Novacium.
- The collaboration between HPQ Silicon and Novacium in the field of technology is instrumental in the development of innovative, high-capacity, and long-lasting energy storage solutions for various industries, including finance, business, and investing.
- The companies' joint efforts promise to propel the clean energy sector forward, with HPQ Silicon set to launch its GEN3-based battery cells in Q3 2025, initiating commercial revenues and satisfying the growing demand in sectors such as mobility, consumer electronics, telecommunications, and defense.
