Sumitomo Chemical plans to mass-produce electrolyte materials for solid-state batteries
The electrolyte material, developed with Kyoto University and Tottori University, is under client evaluation and can match sulfide-based materials’ ionic conductivity
Tokyo-headquartered Sumitomo Chemical plans to mass-produce a halide-based electrolyte material for solid-state batteries that it says can match sulfide-based materials’ ionic conductivity.
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