TECHNOLOGY LICENSING OPPORTUNITY Enhanced Stability for Li Metal Batteries with Molybdenum Decorated Collectors
Energy, Department of · ENERGY, DEPARTMENT OF
Opportunity details
TECHNOLOGY LICENSING OPPORTUNITY Enhanced Stability for Li Metal Batteries with Molybdenum Decorated Collectors is currently listed as accepting responses on SAM.gov. Buyer context: Energy, Department of · ENERGY, DEPARTMENT OF. Industry classification: All Other Miscellaneous Electrical Equipment and Component Manufacturing (NAICS 335999). Product/service classification: BATTERIES, RECHARGEABLE (PSC 6140). Performance location: Idaho Falls, ID, USA. Notice type: Special Notice. GovGazette adds public award history and related pages to help you decide whether to keep reading. Check all requirements on SAM.gov.
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- Response deadline
- Aug 7, 2026, 11:00 AM EDT
- Set-aside
- None listed
- Place of performance
- Idaho Falls, ID, USA
- Posted
- Apr 15, 2026
- Solicitation
- BA-1265
- Contracting office
- BATTELLE ENERGY ALLIANCE�DOE CNTR · Idaho Falls · ID
- Source
- SAM.gov
Description
TECHNOLOGY LICENSING OPPORTUNITY Enhanced Stability for Li Metal Batteries with Molybdenum Decorated Collectors Enhancing Stability and Performance of Lithium-Metal Batteries for High-Energy Density Transportation. Overview: Anode-free rechargeable lithium (Li) batteries are highly effective energy storage systems due to their significantly increased energy density and reduced cost. These batteries can be more easily manufactured than other Li-ion battery architectures because of the absence of an active (reactive) anode material. However, significant challenges, including Li dendrite growth and low coulombic efficiency, have prevented their practical implementation. Still, Li metal is widely viewed as the most promising anode material for high-energy Li-ion batteries due to its high specific capacity and low electrochemical potential. Description: Researchers at Idaho National Lab have developed an anode-free rechargeable lithium battery with a molybdenum (Mo) based current collector at the anode side. This system shows improved cycling performance due to uniform Li nucleation during plating compared with traditional Cu collectors. Molybdenum nanoparticles embedded in the surface of the current collector will induce uniform Li plating/stripping morphologies with reduced overpotential, suppressing dendrite growth and dead Li formation. Benefits: Significantly increased energy density Improved cycling performance compared to other Li metal batteries Scalable process uses commercially available sputtering technology Applications: Lithium-metal batteries Development Status: TRL 2, technology is in need of proof-of-concept work[RMB1] . IP Status: Patent Application No. 17/819,993, �Current Collectors with a Group 6 Metal Thereon and Related Electrochemical Cells and Methods,� BEA Docket No. BA-1265. Partner with Idaho National Laboratory (INL) for Access to Pioneering Technology and Mutual Growth Managed by Battelle Energy Alliance, LLC, INL offers unique opportunities for businesses to access and license advanced technology. Our agreements are tailored to provide flexibility and affordability, particularly supporting small businesses in their growth and innovation endeavors. By licensing our intellectual property, you not only gain access to groundbreaking technology but also contribute to economic development and public welfare. We invite you to explore our technology portfolio, designed to give your organization a competitive edge in the market. Learn more about our licensing opportunities and the support we provide at: https://inl.gov/inl-initiatives/technology-deployment. For specific discussions on how your business can benefit, please contact Andrew Rankin at [email protected]. INL�s Technology Deployment department focuses exclusively on licensing intellectual property and partnering with industry collaborators capable of commercializing our innovations. Our goal is to commercialize the technologies developed by INL researchers. We do not engage in purchasing, manufacturing, procurement decisions, or providing funding. Additionally, this is not a call for external services to assist in the development of this technology.
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