Moment Energy scales EV battery repurposing with new Surrey factory
Moment Energy scales EV battery repurposing with new Surrey factory
June 25, 2026
Moment Energy scales EV battery repurposing with new Surrey factory
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First published in Surrey Now Leader June 24, 2026 Written by Tom Zillich Moment Energy now operates what the company calls the world’s largest EV battery repurposing facility at a Bridgeview industrial building. The new facility, dubbed Megafactory 1, transforms retired EV batteries into “cost-effective, rapidly deployable energy storage systems
NorthX invests $3 million in Moment Energy to scale second-life battery storage deployments and help unlock BC’s growing energy storage market.
Megafactory 1 completed on schedule, expanding Moment’s manufacturing footprint in North America and enabling it to address rapidly increasing demand for power across sectors First published in the PR Newswire June 23, 2026 VANCOUVER, BC, June 23, 2026 /PRNewswire/ – Moment Energy today officially opened Megafactory 1, the world’s largest EV battery
Plans to develop pilot plant, then move to commercial scale in hundreds of thousands of tonnes of annual production First published in the Sustainable Biz Canada June 10, 2026 Written by Tyler Choi The chemicals industry is a significant contributor to greenhouse gas emissions. Burnaby, B.C.-based Anodyne Chemistries has a plan to
NorthX will invest up to $3 million in Canadian-based innovators developing commercial pathways to scale hard-tech industrial decarbonization solutions across all industrial emitting sources in British Columbia.
Funding supports pilot plant advancing commercial-scale low carbon chemical production Vancouver, BC (May 26, 2026) — NorthX Climate Tech (NorthX) today announced a $1 million follow-on investment in BC-based Anodyne Chemistries Inc. to support the development of its EZ Formate Pilot Plant — a first for Canada and among the first of its kind globally in scaling
Web Summit Vancouver brought thousands of founders, investors, and industry leaders to one city. For three days, the Climate Innovation Zone, led by NorthX in partnership with Foresight Canada, Alacrity Canada, CRIN, the University of British Columbia, and Simon Fraser University, and sponsored by ClimateDoor, was where the most important climate conversations happened.
First published in the CTV News May 13, 2026 Written by Penny Daflos Investors from across Canada and the globe are making the most of Web Summit, holding meetings and attending events outside the Vancouver technology conference—and they’re ready to make deals. CTV News spoke with several who describe the event