Live Roundups Editor's Desk Insights Executive Ops Weather About 🔍
Home › Environment › CarbonScape COO on CATL Investment & Partnership
Environment

CarbonScape COO on CATL Investment & Partnership

CarbonScape COO on CATL Investment & Partnership
Bloomberg Markets Monday 06 July 2026, 03:25 UTC 1 min read
Key Points

Jul 6th, 2026 CarbonScape COO on CATL Investment & Partnership Vincent Ledoux-Pedailles, Chief Commercial Officer at CarbonScape, discusses the deal that will see Chinese battery giant CATL and Hong Kong–based Lochpine Capital take a 20% strategic stake in the company. CarbonScape converts forestry byproducts into graphite for lithium batteries. He says the partnership will help scale CarbonScape’s technology over the next two years, with commercial production targeted for 2029–2030.

Jul 6th, 2026 CarbonScape COO on CATL Investment & Partnership Vincent Ledoux-Pedailles, Chief Commercial Officer at CarbonScape, discusses the deal that will see Chinese battery giant CATL and Hong Kong–based Lochpine Capital take a 20% strategic stake in the company. CarbonScape converts forestry byproducts into graphite for lithium batteries. He says the partnership will help scale CarbonScape’s technology over the next two years, with commercial production targeted for 2029–2030. He speaks exclusively with Haidi Stroud Watts on "Bloomberg: The Asia Trade." [Image text:] LIVE 1:35am Vincent Ledoux-Pedailles -CARBONSCAPE CHIEF COMMERCIAL OFFICER Exclusive CARBONSCAPEPROVIDESBIOGRAPHITE TECHNOLOGYFOREVBATTERIES
CATL Investment & Partnership Jul 6th (ORG) CATL Investment & Partnership (ORG) Vincent Ledoux-Pedailles (PERSON) CarbonScape (ORG) Chinese (ORG) CATL (ORG) Hong Kong (LOCATION) Lochpine Capital (ORG) Haidi Stroud Watts (ORG)
Originally published by Bloomberg Markets Read original →

Related Stories

Mink numbers to be cut by 90% in Kent

Conservationists hope to dramatically reduce mink numbers across Kent.

BBC Science 12m ago

Microplastic filters for washing machines could soon be mandatory in the EU. How do they work?

Every time you do laundry, your clothes shed microplastics. A Bristol startup has built a filter to stop them. A small retrofit device – now sold through some of the major washing machine brands – could keep millions of tonnes of plastic fibres out of rivers and oceans each year.

Euronews 20m ago

How a Japanese prefecture is managing rising bear population with microchips

A prefecture in western Japan is drawing attention for a unique bear management programme that uses microchips implanted in captured animals to estimate population levels and guide culling decisions, as rising sightings across the country fuel calls for more effective countermeasures. Hyogo prefecture says it is the first in Japan to use information gathered from microchipped bears to determine an appropriate population size and maintain a balance between conservation and population control.

South China Morning Post 3h ago

CATL Invests in New Zealand Firm to Develop Graphite From Wood

CATL Invests in New Zealand Firm to Develop Graphite From Wood Contemporary Amperex Technology Co. Ltd. is investing in a New Zealand-headquartered company that converts forestry byproducts into graphite for use in lithium batteries. The world’s largest maker of electric-vehicle batteries will collaborate with CarbonScape Ltd. with a view to scaling up production of bio-based graphite to meet growing demand from the global automotive and energy-storage industries.

Bloomberg Markets 6h ago