HPQ Set To Cash In On Battery Market By End Of 2019

When the lithium craze hit the markets a few years back, dozens of  companies dreamed of cashing in on the impending battery craze for  electric vehicles.

While 99% of companies focused on lithium or graphite, HPQ focused on  creating the world’s cheapest and lowest emission Silicon for multiple  applications, including solar.

Along the way, HPQ picked up 2 world class technology partners and the Quebec government as an investor.

Today, the company is on the verge of producing Silicon from its 50 ton pilot plant for multiple applications.

Serendipitously, experts now agree that Silicon is the superior material for electric battery anodes versus graphite.

If that wasn’t enough, the Company’s solar partner happens to hold  the world wide patent on manufacturing porus silicon wafers, which is  exactly what is needed for battery anodes.

Today, while most other companies working on Li-Ion Silicon are still  stuck in R&D, HPQ has rocketed ahead to its commercialization stage  and has the electric vehicle battery market watching with great  anticipation.

Watch this incredible video with HPQ Silicon CEO, Bernard Tourillon,  who has brilliantly architected the company’s development from concept  to commercialization.