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Discover pCAM-Free, Dry Cathode Synthesis.

Our latest white paper presents a practical demonstration of pilot scale synthesis of single crystal mid-nickel LiNi0.6Mn0.3Co0.1O2 (SC NMC631) cathode active material using Dryve Battery Materials’ patented dry, pCAM-free technology. Results demonstrate that Dryve’s NMC631 CAM can be a competitive alternative to today’s best-performing commercial material.

  • A patented breakthrough. A world-first, fully scalable method for producing precursor-free NMC cathode powders.
  • A sustainability game-changer. No water. No complex reagents. No sodium sulphate or ammonia byproducts. A dramatically smaller manufacturing footprint.
  • A cleaner supply chain. Reduced land use, lower power consumption, and a more efficient, cost-effective process.
  • Broad chemistry compatibility. Designed for NMC, NCA, and LMR.

Upcoming Events

June 23, 2026

11 a.m. ET / 12 p.m. AT
Lessons Learned From Building the Battery Materials Supply Chain in the Americas?
Despite continued funding and policy support, North America’s battery materials supply chain continues to face execution challenges in the midstream (refining, cathode, and anode production). Projects in this area routinely stall due to first-of-a-kind scale-up risks, permitting delays, and qualification cycles rather than capital constraints. Join Worley, an industry expert, as they share hard-won lessons from building a resilient battery supply chain in the Americas, exploring how stronger upfront engineering, realistic schedules, and enabling policy can de-risk projects and close the competitive gap with China’s dominant, low-cost incumbents.