Group14 Technologies is a leading battery technology company focused on developing next-generation lithium-silicon batteries that provide more power and faster charging than traditional lithium-ion batteries. The company utilizes innovative silicon-carbon materials to revolutionize energy storage solutions for consumer electronics and electric vehicles.

Founded to enable the electrification of everything - from tiny medical, consumer and commercial devices to every possible flavor and size of transportation - Group14 brings new finely-tuned performance capabilities to the era of the lithium-silicon battery. Our novel composite materials and our industrial process to make them reliably answer the cost, scale and performance barriers that have slowed the world’s transition towards the all-electric future.

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Extended range. Faster charging. Higher energy density. Just three reasons why The Cool Down spotlighted how our SCC55 technology is revolutionizing the EV market. 😎

As OEMs look for high-performing battery materials that can be delivered at commercial scale, Group14’s silicon battery technology – which can be produced anywhere in the world via our modular manufacturing process – provides a sustainable solution for advanced performance. 

Take a closer look at why leading automakers like Porsche AG were early to bet on the silicon batteries: https://bit.ly/3wgPX2l

How is silicon battery technology reshaping electrification? In a recent conversation with Chemical & Engineering News’ Matt Blois, Group14 CTO & co-founder Rick Costantino shared how we’re scaling to meet demand and improve performance for electric vehicles and consumer electronics and building Battery Active Materials (BAM) factories across the globe. 

Check out the full article to learn more about why automotive and consumer electronics OEMs are choosing silicon batteries for their vehicles and devices: https://lnkd.in/gWnSVqea

Group14 Director of Sustainability & Inclusion Charlotte Flanagan recently spoke with the Take Charge 🔋⚡🔋 podcast to dive into her career spearheading DEI at SAP, DocuSign and Alaska Airlines, the link between DEI and ESG and how leaders across the energy sector can work toward cultivating successful DEI initiatives. 

Thank you Jamie Sheard for creating a platform to spotlight these important conversations. To hear more about the shifts in DEI over the last decade, check out the full episode on Spotify here: https://bit.ly/42HpmI6

Group14 CEO Rick (Eric) Luebbe recently sat down with Michael Dunne of the Driving with Dunne Podcast to discuss how the industry is racing to make the leap from lithium-ion to silicon batteries to accelerate the future of fast-charging EVs.

“[Silicon] is a technological transformation in terms of capability and cost. It is the next generation of electric battery storage. People will talk about it because it's that significant and that important,” says Group14 CEO Rick Luebbe. 

Listen for more on how Group14 is meeting demand as the world’s largest global manufacturer of advanced silicon battery materials: https://lnkd.in/gwk64Wmk

This past weekend, our team had the honor of supporting a cause near and dear to us: the Columbia Basin Cancer Foundation’s 15th Annual Country Sweethearts fundraiser. The foundation’s work in Grant and Adams Counties is truly a bright light for many impacted families within our community, and we’re proud to be a sponsor of the event.

Home to one of the largest automotive hubs in the world, Germany’s $1.1 billion investment in critical raw materials including silicon sets up the country to continue to lead the way in the production of microchips, wind turbines, and batteries for electric vehicles. 

This latest boost is encouraging as we continue to make headway on our silane factory in Germany, continue to grow our team in Europe, and work alongside our European partners to shore up Europe’s energy supply chain and mitigate disruptions across the globe. 

More on what Germany’s financing to diversify supply chains could mean for the production of EVs in Europe: https://bloom.bg/3umYD6G

Voice of America dives into the new job opportunities heading to Moses Lake, WA, spotlighting the construction on our BAM-2 factory for the production of silicon battery materials for electric vehicles, consumer electronics and more. 

Check out the full story from Natasha Mozgovaya on how Group14 is committed to workforce development in Moses Lake: https://lnkd.in/gd2tjtSD

Introducing a new exterior, the assembly of massive silos, and heavy equipment installation at our BAM-2 factory in Moses Lake, WA. #currentsnewsletter

Happy 10-year anniversary to the Porsche AG Macan, now in an all-electric form! The long-awaited Macan EV brings a fresh take on the popular SUV, combining the classic Porsche design and performance with long-distance range and sustainability. Huge kudos to our investor and customer Porsche on their newest EV unveiling - we can’t wait to see it on the roads.

Check out Canary Media Inc.’s Q&A with Group14 board member Kim Ann Mink, Ph.D. on her decades-long career in the chemical industry, her passion for mentoring young women in STEM and how the growing battery sector workforce is bringing in new innovation and talent:

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