Cabot expands North American battery materials platform with modified USD 50 million DOE grant

By Public Technologies
  • Cabot will expand North American battery materials output under a modified USD 50 million DOE grant, shifting funding from a Michigan project.
  • Plan targets advanced conductive additives production at Franklin, Louisiana, and Pampa, Texas, backed by about USD 75 million of company investment.
  • Franklin site to expand LITX battery-grade conductive carbons; Pampa to launch first commercial-scale carbon nanostructures under the ENERMAX family.
  • Both projects slated to be operational by end-2028, aiming to strengthen domestic supply for the US battery supply chain.


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