Nissan Chemical’s Environment & Energy group focuses on three core development areas: Hydrogen Energy Materials, Perovskite Solar Cell Materials, and Next-Generation Battery Materials.
Key Focus Areas
- Hydrogen Energy Materials: PFAS-free ionomers for catalyst layers in water electrolysis and fuel cell devices
- Perovskite Solar Cell Materials: Hole transport materials and other coating materials that enhance the durability and performance of perovskite solar cells
- Next Generation Battery Materials: Materials for silicon anodes in lithium-ion batteries and materials for solid-state batteries
- Alternative Solvent: Safer, greener solvents designed to transform chemical processes
- Catalyst for Plastic Decomposition: Breakthrough catalysts that speed up plastic recycling and upcycling
- CCU-related Catalyst: Advanced catalysts turning captured CO₂ into valuable products
Interests for Open Innovation
Leveraging our chemical and polymer innovation, we offer unique technical capabilities and seek partners to co-develop groundbreaking opportunities.