Coreshell Technologies makes graphite-free silicon-anode batteries for battery manufacturers, automotive OEMs, defense customers, and other energy-storage buyers.
Coreshell Technologies secures $30M in Series B funding co-led by Ferroglobe and Access Industries to advance graphite-free silicon anode battery cells. The round follows a $50M Department of Energy grant received in August, accelerating development of next-generation battery technology.
Coreshell Technologies secures a $30 million Series B funding round to advance its battery technology developments. The company, based in San Leandro, California, leverages the capital to scale operations and innovation in energy storage solutions.
Coreshell Technologies secures a **$30 million Series B funding round** co-led by Ferroglobe and Access Industries. The capital advances the company’s domestically sourced battery production, leveraging a prior **$50 million DOE grant** to accelerate commercialization for US industrial applications.
Coreshell secures **$30 million in funding** to develop **silicon-based battery anodes** as a domestic alternative to **Chinese-sourced graphite**. The company follows a **$50 million Department of Energy grant**, accelerating its push into U.S. battery material production.
