SK On partners with US Solid Power to develop all-solid-state batteries = South Korean report

SK On, a major battery company, announced on the 10th that it has signed a technology transfer agreement with Solid Power, a US company that develops all-solid-state batteries.
Through the partnership, SK On will provide Solid Power's solid-state battery design and
All technologies related to the pilot line can now be used in the company's research and development (R&D). Solid Power supplies SK-ON with a sulfide-based solid electrolyte, which provides excellent stability and performance.
Supporting the development of all-solid-state batteries. SK On will build a pilot line for all-solid-state batteries at the Daejeon Battery Research Institute by 2025. Our own technology and solid performance
The company plans to link Waa's sulfide-based solid electrolyte and cell technology to develop an all-solid-state battery with significantly enhanced lifespan and energy density. After development, the two companies will work together to commercialize all-solid-state batteries.
We will also proceed. Prior to this, in 2021, SK On invested $30 million (USD, approximately 4,432.5 million yen) in Solid Power and agreed to jointly develop all-solid-state batteries.
There is. In order to develop all-solid-state batteries, the company not only conducts its own research, but also conducts joint research through various partnerships. Last year, we collaborated with a research team from Tanguk University to develop an excellent
The company successfully developed an oxide-based solid electrolyte with the conductivity of lithium Eon, and filed patent applications both in Korea and abroad.