KBR and ISU Chemical have teamed up to design and develop a commercial scale lithium sulfide unit for next generation battery technology which is expected to help the industry move towards more efficient utilization of renewable energy.
Under the terms of the agreement, KBR will be the exclusive licensor of this technology.
(Source: KBR)
Houston/USA – KBR has signed a joint development agreement with ISU Chemical for the design of a commercial scale lithium sulfide (Li2S) unit for next generation battery technology.
Under the terms of the agreement, KBR will be the exclusive licensor of this technology. Lithium sulfide is used in the production of all-solid-state batteries, which in addition to being inherently safer and more efficient than conventional lithium-ion batteries, store more power.
"We are pleased to work with ISU Chemical to jointly develop and design commercial-scale plants for manufacturing next generation battery materials," said Doug Kelly, KBR President, Technology. "This technology will play a valuable role in helping the industry transition towards more efficient utilization of renewable energy."
"The combination of ISU Chemical's experience accumulated through R&D and demonstration plant operation, and KBR's leadership in developing process technologies for large-scale commercial production will establish a strong foundation for building next generation battery technology," said Seung-Ho Lyu, CEO, ISU Chemical. "This will help our clients achieve price competitiveness and supply stability for the production of lithium sulfide."
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