In our latest episode, I spoke with Dr. Sebastian Pohlmann, Chief Technology Officer of UP Catalyst.

Sebastian shares how the Estonian startup is pioneering a carbon-negative process to turn CO₂ into graphite and carbon nanotubes, offering a sustainable alternative to conventional synthetic graphite production.

We cover:

• How Up Catalyst’s molten salt electrolysis process works
• The advantages of carbon-negative, lower-temperature production
• The roadmap to scale towards 30,000 tonnes of graphite by 2030
• Why domestic supply is strategically important for Europe’s battery industry

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