TECHNOLOGY

Farasis test for Talga

HIGH tech materials company Talga Resources is expanding its reach in European battery markets with an agreement with Farasis Energy to test its coated anode products.

Dr Claudio Capiglia, director of battery technologies (left), Dr Fengming Liu, senior battery scientist (middle) and Dr Sai Shivareddy, vice president strategy - energy storage systems (right) will be collaborating with the Farasis team under the agreement.

Dr Claudio Capiglia, director of battery technologies (left), Dr Fengming Liu, senior battery scientist (middle) and Dr Sai Shivareddy, vice president strategy - energy storage systems (right) will be collaborating with the Farasis team under the agreement.

Under the agreement Talga's active anode products will be tested in Farasis' batteries, with success to open the door to potential business development opportunities across Europe. Talga will make the...

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