• Nouveau Monde Graphite developed a bio-based anode-material coating process with McGill University to cut manufacturing emissions.
• Internal estimates indicate Scope 1 CO₂e emissions could fall by 130 kg per tonne of CSPG by replacing pitch coating.
• Lab testing under a leading cell maker’s protocol showed equivalent capacity, first-cycle efficiency, fast-charging performance versus standard coating.
• Patent application filed; next steps include long-term cycling tests, broader material evaluation, industrial-scale equipment validation.
• NMG secured commercial exclusivity for future use; work aims to reduce reliance on petroleum-derived inputs in its battery-material supply chain.

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