About Us
From Waste to Breakthrough
Built for the Future of Energy
At Evermore, we believe high-performance battery materials shouldn’t come at the cost of the planet. Our mission is to transform global waste streams — from biomass to semiconductor scrap — into industry-leading anode materials for electric vehicles, grid storage, aerospace, and more. We design every product with performance, scalability, and sustainability in mind.
Key Values:
Materials-first innovation
Closed-loop, circular sourcing
Environmental responsibility at scale
Compatibility with existing battery manufacturing systems
Two Decades of R&D. One Singular Focus.
Founded on over 20 years of academic and industrial research, Evermore’s technology stack is rooted in deep material science and engineered to meet the evolving needs of the global energy sector. With a growing team and global presence, we’re building for the long term.
2002 – Initial silicon research begins
2013 – Core IP for silicon synthesis filed
2024 – ARC Center opens in Naju, Korea
2024 – National R&D grant awarded (RS-2024-00510582)
2025 – Commercial launch of ELVION™ cells and Evermore material suite
30,000 Sq Ft of Energy Innovation
The Advanced Research Collaboration (ARC) Center in Naju, South Korea is our flagship development facility — home to Evermore’s material synthesis labs, pilot coating lines, and full-cell testing systems. It’s where academic insight meets industrial readiness.
Capabilities:
Pilot-scale slurry coating + roll-to-roll electrode assembly
In-house electrochemical testing (coin + pouch cells)
Thermal treatment + carbonization systems
SEM, XRD, particle distribution, and porosity analysis labs
Operating Across Three Innovation Hubs
Locations:
New York City – Corporate HQ
Seoul, Korea – Business operations
Naju, Korea – R&D and materials production