E-Power has secured a grant of approximately USD 213,000 from the Guizhou provincial government to advance its next-generation energy storage anode project. The funding focuses on developing carbon-based and composite anode materials designed for large-scale energy storage systems. This R&D initiative supports the company's broader strategy of integrating battery material production with AI data center microgrids. E-Power currently maintains a graphite anode manufacturing capacity of 50,000 tons through a joint venture.
