Sunrise Announces Contracts, Patents, and Pilot Funding Expansion
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DOVER, USA. Sunrise New Energy announced this week that its Guizhou subsidiary secured multiple supply contracts, patents and government funding advancing solid-state and fast-charging anode materials. The company signed a $30 million, 10,000-ton annual supply agreement with Guizhou Jiaying on Dec. 2, and a $15.1 million, 5,000-ton contract with Pylontech on Dec. 5. On Dec. 4–5 the firm received two patents for lithium cerate-coated graphite and a silicon-carbon fast-charging method and obtained a $345,000 pilot-project grant from Guizhou authorities. Sunrise reported actions aim to expand its energy-storage and UAV battery market presence. Based on 6 articles reviewed and supporting research.
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- 1. Dec. 2, 2025 — Sunrise Guizhou signed a 10,000-ton, $30 million supply contract with Guizhou Jiaying.
- 2. Dec. 4, 2025 — CNIPA authorized a patent for lithium cerate-coated graphite iron oxide anode material (ZL 2023 1 0367815.2).
- 3. Dec. 4, 2025 — Guizhou Provincial Department of Science and Technology approved a $345,000 pilot development grant.
- 4. Dec. 5, 2025 — CNIPA granted a patent for silicon-carbon composite fast-charging technology (202411167789.X).
- 5. Dec. 5–6, 2025 — Sunrise signed a 5,000-ton, $15.1 million supply agreement with Pylontech for European residential storage.
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