→ Implementation partnership for the industrial series production of HPB electrodes

→ TSE Troller AG supplies structurally matched coating dies

→ Mathis AG supplies coating and calendering technology

→ HPB CEO Dr Sebastian Heinz: “With TSE Troller and Mathis, we are expanding our ecosystem of machinery and plant engineering partners for our manufacturing licensees at the highest level.”

HPB is working closely with two Swiss specialists on the coating process for its solid-state battery electrodes: Mathis AG in Oberhasli and TSE Troller AG in Murgenthal. The partnership focuses on preparing for industrial series production for future manufacturing licensees of HPB technology. The process windows defined by HPB are intended to remain valid on these series-production systems without licensees having to determine the coating parameters again on their own equipment. For HPB as a technology licensing company, this transferability is a key criterion.

NEW YORK CITY, NY / ACCESS Newswire / July 17, 2025 / As energy storage demand surges in the US amid battery tariffs and rising geopolitical tension, pressure is growing to diversify supply chains for greater stability, compliance, and long-term cost-effectiveness. That's why the Future of Batteries (FOB) Summit, held June 17-19 in New York City, arrived at exactly the right moment. The summit cut through the noise with a clear message: the US can build faster, smarter, and stronger with a deeper US-Europe collaboration.

HPB ist ein Technologieentwickler von nachhaltigen Batterien, die für die Energiewende entscheidend sind – und ausschließlich durch Privatinvestoren finanziert.