HPQ Silicon Resources $HPQ $HPQFF is a Quebec-based company that is developing the high value-added silicon products sought after by battery and electric vehicle manufacturers – but nobody has yet delivered – until now.
THIRD PARTY VALIDATION FROM LEADING GLOBAL COMPANIES
If that sounds a lot like what other small companies are saying lately, $HPQ differentiates itself as a leader of the pack thanks to the following:
● $HPQ has already Received It’s First Order for Spherical Nano Silicon Material from Major Automobile Manufacturer
● $HPQ has already received signed NDAs from at least 2 battery players
SILICON PRICES SKY ROCKETING
And $HPQ timing couldn’t be better as the price for 1 metric ton of Silicon, as of the end of December, reached US $10,000 compared to just US $2,500 a year ago.
Today HPQ Silicon became even strong when it announced that they have been Issued A U.S. Patent For Its PUREVAP™ Quartz Reduction Reactor Technology
CEO Bernard Tourillon commented:“ Since 2015, HPQ PUREVAP T M QRR has been at the forefront of disrupting Silicon manufacturing, an industry that still relies on a traditional process to make silicon first develop in 1899. The U.S. patent issuance on our novel new approach to making silicon, combined with the end of Q1 start of the GEN3 PUREVAP TM QRR pilot plant , have culminated at an opportune time, as demand for high purity silicon from the battery and high-performance material companies continues to rise just as bottlenecks, we had foreseen are now occurring in the silicon supply chain. With ESG principles playing an active role in materials sourcing, the world is more aware of the difficulties of securing the ESG compliant Silicon needed to meet its renewable energy goals. The reality of chronic underinvestment in new technologies combined with the offshoring of Silicon production capacity, has created a massive opportunity for HPQ and its PUREVAP TM QRR patented process, as we are the only company to bring to market a new process for making Silicon that is perfectly suited to the new demands and realities of the Silicon market.”
Sit back and watch this power interview with HPQ CEO Bernard Tourillon.
