Burnaby, British Columbia
Nano One’s core technologies include the patented One-PotTM process, transforming raw materials into high-performance cathode materials in a single step with up to 60% reduction in greenhouse gas emissions for NMC and 50% for LFP; Metal to Cathode Active Material (M2CAM) technology, enabling direct use of metal powders and eliminating waste; and a manufacturing approach that reduces water usage by approximately 80%. The company holds 48 patents with 56 pending applications covering various aspects of battery material production and processing.
Advanced cathode active materials for nickel-rich (NMC) and lithium iron phosphate (LFP) chemistries produced via One-Pot and M2CAM processes, featuring coated nanocrystals for enhanced battery durability and performance.
In 2024, Nano One secured C$18 million from the Government of Québec to advance LFP cathode production at Candiac, received US$12.9 million from the U.S. Department of Defense to expand North American LFP production, and is scaling production from 200 tonnes per year with plans for a 25,000-tonne annual facility design in collaboration with Worley.
Investors include the Government of Québec (C$18M), the U.S. Department of Defense (US$12.9M), Next Generation Manufacturing Canada (C$2.8M), and a strategic asset sale (C$5M).
