The Coretec Group Launches its Endurion Partner Development Program

Company seeks interested third parties including end users, manufacturers, suppliers, and others across the EV and battery ecosystem

ANN ARBOR, Mich., Aug. 02, 2023 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- The Coretec Group (OTCQB: CRTG), developers of silicon anode active materials for lithium-ion batteries and cyclohexasilane (CHS) for electric vehicles (EVs), cleantech, and emerging tech applications, today announced the launch of its Endurion Partner Development Program, a commercial initiative that solicits stakeholders up and down the battery and energy storage value chain(s) to participate in the development of the Company’s proprietary silicon anode battery materials technology.

The Endurion Partner Development program is intended to engage professionals spanning:

• End users brands among electric vehicles, consumer electronics, military, and others
• Battery materials processors and suppliers;
• Battery component manufacturers and suppliers;
• Cell and pack manufacturing; and
• Academic research and Commercial R&D.
  

As detailed in the May 2023 Investor Call, The Coretec Group has made significant progress in its Endurion battery program which was reflected in the positive test results that led to its recent provisional patent filing. The Company continues to refine its materials and make batteries that are then tested in the Coretec lab as well as third party testing facilities. Now, the Company seeks true commercial feedback from potential customers and partners through its Endurion Partner Development program, which can be found by visiting this link.

“The Endurion program continues to demonstrate progress in lab settings, making now an ideal juncture to explore partnership and development programs that position the technology for customer adoption,” said Michelle Tokarz, VP of Partnerships and Innovation at The Coretec Group. “We are witnessing collaboration among major players across the EV and battery ecosystem - most recently the Combined Charging System (CCS) plug standard agreed upon by Tesla, Ford and GM. This kind of relationship where respective companies can leverage their unique expertise is exactly what will propel the industry forward. The Coretec Group shares this ethos, and looks forward to engaging prospective development partners.”