Celadyne Technologies

What happens at the office holiday party, stays at the office holiday party... except for the pictures that make their way to LinkedIn 😉 What better way to wrap up the year than by celebrating the season with our amazing team? Wishing everybody a Happy Holidays, from the Celadyne Technologies gang! Gary Ong Grace Allen Erin Castele Toru Hatsukade, Ph.D. Dana Kazerooni PhD Rocco Molinelli Hitender Singh Saini Corey Staller, PhD Delia Milliron Ellis Douglas

With 2024 in the rear view mirror, Argonne National Laboratory is celebrating its milestones. Check out this compellation featuring the article on Gary Ong, founder and CEO of Celadyne Technologies with its explainer on CRI and how our startups have raised more than half a billion dollars, to date.

Argonne National Laboratory has been a long-time supporter of Celadyne Technologies, and we can't wait to keep it going! Gary Ong is a proud Chain Reaction Innovations alum, and we wouldn't be able to achieve what we have without the support of partners like them. We're excited to see what the new year brings!

The Department of Energy funding critical materials projects: Texas A&M University: $1.28M for rare earth element recovery from e-waste Infinite Elements, Inc: $1.5M for bioleaching to recycle critical materials The University of Texas at Arlington: $1M to reduce rare earth elements in magnets by 30-40% ABB: $1.52M for critical material-free industrial motors Niron Magnetics, Inc.: $2.7M for rare earth-free permanent magnet motors Free Form Fibers LLC: $926K for novel silicon carbide production Virginia Tech: $1M for innovative metal extraction from acid mine drainage University of North Dakota: $1M for high-performance battery anode materials Summit Nanotech: $1M to enhance direct lithium extraction efficiency Celadyne Technologies: $1M for low-platinum, low-iridium catalyst formulations COnovate, Inc.: $1M to develop graphite-replacing battery anode material Oak Ridge National Laboratory: $1M to research solvent extraction for rare earth materials from domestic waste stream sources and mining tailings Ames National Laboratory received several awards to work on magnet material reduction and scale up Full story here: https://lnkd.in/gTBj-8FK

What we've accomplished over the years at Celadyne Technologies wouldn't be possible without the one-of-a-kind talent and human being that is Corey Staller, PhD. We're excited to see what 2025 holds with Corey operating as our Chief Technology Officer!

We're excited to share that Celadyne Technologies is amongst the 14 projects included in the U.S. Department of Energy (DOE)'s latest Critical Materials Collaborative investment. This funding is a part of the DOE's mission to strengthen and streamline manufacturing for high-impact components and technologies such as hydrogen fuel cells, magnets for high-efficiency motors, high-performance lithium-ion batteries, and high-yield low-defect power electronics. “DOE is helping reduce the nation’s dependence on foreign supply chains through innovative solutions that will tap domestic sources of the critical materials needed for next-generation technologies. These investments – part of our industrial strategy – will keep America’s growing manufacturing industry competitive while delivering economic benefits to communities nationwide.” – Jennifer Granholm, U.S. Secretary of Energy The DOE has been a trusted partner and resource of ours for years, and their continued support is why we are able to do what we do. Read more about this latest step forward in MINING.com ⤵️ https://lnkd.in/dHdf964r

Who's attending the Hydrogen & Fuel Cell Seminar next month? We are! Managed by Fuel Cell & Hydrogen Energy Association (FCHEA), the seminar is bringing together the best of the hydrogen and fuel cell industry – including Celadyne Technologies! Gary Ong will be taking the stage on January 15th at 1:40pm as a part of their PEM I – Membranes & Catalysts session. Also in the session is Jayraj Shethji, PhD of Syensqo. Interested in watching the action in person? There's still time to register ⤵️ https://lnkd.in/eYET_qJH

On the second day of the Twelve Days of Dynamo, we celebrate the newest members and partners of our Dynamo community in 2024! From high-growth startups, to impactful corporates, to venture, infrastructure, and project investors, Dynamo has welcomed dozens of new companies to our global energy network.  We are grateful not only for the work they do but also for the collaborations they foster across the community for new deals, projects, and thought leadership. Thanks to you all for adding tremendous value to Dynamo and to the industry. See you in 2025! #energytransition #globalnetwork #energyinnovation #renewables Westinghouse Electric Company, TAQA Group, Kairos Power, NanoGraf Corporation, Climeworks, Nth Cycle, StormFisher Hydrogen, HSBC, Celadyne Technologies, Heliogen, BHP Ventures, Alpha Generation, LineVision, Momentum Technologies, Artemeter, Travertine, NineDot Energy, Infinium, Electron, Zerogram, Decarbonization Partners, Galway Sustainable Capital, Inc, Antin Infrastructure Partners, Breakthrough Catalyst

It's a bird! It's a plane! No – it's Gary Ong taking the stage at TechConnect's #DTC24! Gary represented Celadyne Technologies at Innovation Spotlights for Operational Energy, alongside our fellow innovators Petra Power, Idaho National Laboratory, Minerva Lithium, and TPL, Inc. Thank you to everyone who joined us!

Some exciting news coming out of the Midwest: the Biden-Harris administration and the U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) are awarding up to $2.2 billion to two Regional Clean Hydrogen Hubs, including the Midwest H2Hub! The Midwest continues to make a name for itself as a hub for clean energy innovation. This kind of high-level recognition and support is what will help accelerate the commercial-scale deployment of low-cost, clean hydrogen across the region, and America. To witness this firsthand, and play our own small role in the hydrogen revolution, is nothing short of exciting. https://lnkd.in/gF_rdPER