GNEM’s core innovation is ultra-thin (≈5 µm) advanced battery separators for lithium-ion cells, offering high energy density, low electrical resistance, enhanced thermal stability, and durability. Manufactured in its Denver, North Carolina facility, these separators support automotive, grid-scale, and consumer markets, reduce reliance on imports, and are tailored for specific market needs.
GNEM’s separators are ultra-thin lithium-ion battery components (~5 µm) designed for EVs, grid storage, and consumer electronics. They lower thermal runaway risk, reduce energy loss, extend battery life, and meet the demands of major manufacturers.
In 2024 GNEM announced a $140 million manufacturing plant in Denver, North Carolina (operations 2025), employing 545 workers and generating $1.15 billion economic impact by 2037. Partnerships expanded with Tesla, Northvolt, and the National Renewable Energy Laboratory for next-gen solid-state battery separator research.
Green New Energy Materials Inc. is developing its inaugural U.S. manufacturing facility in Lincoln County, North Carolina—a $140M investment supported by a Job Development Investment Grant offering up to $3.6M in reimbursements over 12 years and projected to contribute $1.15B to the regional economy. The company has established strategic partnerships with LG, Samsung, SKI, AESC and Northvolt to advance its innovative battery separator technologies. For investor inquiries, visit https://www.gnem.com or contact info@gnem.com.
