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British-Australian developer Gelion signs a Material Transfer Agreement with a major automaker to test its Nano-Encapsulated Sulfur cathode platform. The unnamed manufacturer, among the 15 largest worldwide, will evaluate the sulfur-based material in liquid and solid electrolyte configurations. This evaluation programme aims to replace critical raw materials without major production line retrofitting, though no series production decision is implied yet.
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