E-Power Subsidiary Receives $294K Provincial Fund for Anode Material Project

Key Highlights

• E-Power's subsidiary, Sunrise New Energy, received a $294,000 special fund from the Guizhou Provincial Development and Reform Commission.
• The fund supports the
• Guizhou Carbon-Based Anode Material Industrial Technology Engineering Center Innovation Capability Construction Project.
• The project aims to integrate scientific and industrial innovation for carbon-based anode materials.
• Sunrise New Energy focuses on high-performance graphite, silicon-carbon, and hard carbon anode materials.
• E-Power's joint venture operates a manufacturing facility with a 50,000-ton production capacity for graphite anode material.