Innovation Segment University research @ CLIMAX

Next-gen EV batteries driven by Materials innovation - University of British Columbia

Tellurium Boosted Li-S Batteries for Zero-Emission Vehicles is a PICS project led by the University of British Columbia (UBC) in partnership with the University of Victoria hosted and led PICS, and funded by the Government of British Columbia’s CleanBC Go Electric program through the Ministry of Energy, Mines and Low Carbon Innovation.

 

The project is investigating the feasibility of incorporating tellurium (Te)—an industrial by-product of the copper and lead-zinc smelting processing—into solid-state lithium-sulfur batteries.


Industry

  • Transportation & logistics

Sustainability domain

  • Sustainable transport

Type of innovation

  • Core sciences & engineering

Stakeholder type

  • University researcher
  • Corporate researcher
  • Startup or entrepreneur

Professions

Relevant for

  • Electrical engineer
  • Electronics engineer
  • Power electronics engineer
  • Microelectronics engineer
  • Chemical engineer
  • Material sciences professional
  • Power engineer

Innovation sector

  • Chemistry & chemical engineering
  • Electrical engineering
  • Logistics & transportation