24M Technologies vs DTE Energy
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24M Technologies developed the SemiSolid™ lithium-ion battery platform; raised $87M Series H in Sep 2024 at $1.3B valuation ($500M+ total); 100 MWh Thailand plant live; licensed to Kyocera, Asahi Kasei, and global OEMs;
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24M Technologies is a Cambridge, Massachusetts-based battery technology company that developed SemiSolid™ — a novel electrode manufacturing process that replaces traditional solvent-based slurry coating (requiring toxic NMP chemical and energy-intensive drying ovens) with a semi-solid, binder-free paste that is directly coated and dried without solvents. The result is thicker, denser electrodes with higher energy density, lower manufacturing cost, and reduced environmental impact. The process eliminates approximately 80% of the steps in conventional lithium-ion battery manufacturing.
Michigan's largest utility with $12.7B FY2024 revenue; $25B electric capex through 2027; 80% CO2 reduction by 2040; DT Midstream spun off 2022; data center demand growth in Detroit region.
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DTE Energy is Michigan's largest integrated energy company and a diversified energy holding company, founded in 1903 as Detroit Edison and headquartered in Detroit, Michigan, trading on NYSE (DTE). The company generated approximately $12.7 billion in revenues for FY2024 under CEO Jerry Norcia, serving approximately 2.3 million electric customers through DTE Electric (southeast Michigan including Detroit) and approximately 1.3 million natural gas customers through DTE Gas (Michigan statewide). DTE's 2022 spin-off of its midstream pipeline business as DT Midstream (DTM)—a separate NYSE-listed company—sharpened DTE's strategic focus on regulated electric and gas utilities and its Energy Trading segment, which provides wholesale energy and natural gas marketing services.
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