Technology Licensing Opportunity: Controlled SPAN Electrode Synthesis for and High-Performance Energy Storage

rs at Idaho National Laboratory (INL) have developed an integrated approach to producing sulfur�polyacrylonitrile (SPAN) electrode materials at scale with improved electrochemical performance. This dual innovation combines: Controlled, scalable SPAN synthesis enabled by a custom high-pressure chemic

al reactor with real-time monitoring and additive reagent control. SPAN�transition metal sulfide composites designed to enhance conductivity, sulfur utilization, cycle life, and voltage performance in lithium-sulfur and sodium-sulfur batter