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Malaysian startup supplies EV firm greener graphite with agriculture waste

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A Malaysian startup has announced its capability to convert palm kernels into graphite. (Photo: iStock)

A Malaysian energy startup is ready to assist electric vehicle (EV) manufacturers in obtaining a crucial component from sources other than China by using agricultural waste to produce graphite.

Graphjet Technology has announced its capability to convert palm kernels into graphite, a vital component used in EV battery anodes, at its facility in Malaysia, which is among the world’s top producers of palm oil.

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