HPQ Silicon Development Agreement With PyroGenesis Hints At Something Big Coming For Battery Market

When a globally renowned technology company (PyroGenesis) with an $800 million  market cap signs a Development Agreement with your Company (HPQ  Silicon) to develop Silicon capable of replacing graphite for  Lithium-ion batteries, investors are forced to stand up and take notice. When the CEO of HPQ then says the following, you have to start wondering what the 2 companies know that the rest of us don't: “This  agreement allows us to devote all our efforts in a dedicated entity  focused on starting, as soon as possible, the PUREVAPTM NSiR and  shipping samples of our Silicon nanomaterials." There is no shortage of small cap  companies claiming they want to supply materials to the Lithium-Ion  battery market .... but only one of them is pursuing the material that  can increase capacity by as much as 10X ..... Silicon. HPQ Silicon (HPQ:TSXV) isn't just  pursuing Silicon, they are on the verge of providing the market with  multiple high-value silicon products sought after by Corporations  building the next generation of Lithium-ion batteries, including not one  but TWO (2) undisclosed companies that are already under NDA  with HPQ Silicon. One of the best  parts?  HPQ Silicon doesn't have to worry about capital expenditure  barriers that come with mining battery metals .... because Silicon is  manufactured and HPQ has a patented process to manufacture Silicon at  some of the lowest prices in the world.  A process that is fully funded  all the way through to their pilot plant. If you believe in a future driven  by electric vehicles and renewable energy, grab your favourite beverage  and watch this video interview with CEO Bernard Tourillon. Watch this interview or listen by Podcast on Apple, Google, Spotify or your favourite podcaster.