CarbonScape
About
CarbonScape is a New Zealand company that makes biographite, a drop-in graphite anode material for lithium-ion batteries, from forestry by-products.
Its patented process converts renewable woodchip feedstock into battery-grade graphite, and it presents this as a way to make anode material locally rather than rely on Chinese synthetic graphite or mined natural graphite. The company names Stora Enso, CATL and ATL as backers, has reported a 90% spheroidization yield, and holds a U.S. patent on its graphite technology.
The 2025 Battery Report shows CarbonScape in the Anode Active Materials box of its map of emerging players valued above $30 million.
From the Battery Report
Battery Report 2025 · chapterSupply Chain: Upstream and MidstreamVolta Foundation's annual report on this part of the battery industry.Supply Chain Segments
Location Info
- HQ
- Riverlands, Marlborough, New Zealand
Sources
Where the details on this profile come from.
Headquarters: Riverlands, Marlborough
- carbonscape.com · Company site · checked Oct 2026“New Zealand 12 Liverpool Street, Riverlands 7274, New Zealand”
What they do: Battery Grade Materials
- Battery Report 2025, p.23 (Startups and Small Companies, emerging players >$30M valuation: Cell Component, Anode Active Materials) · Battery Report · checked Oct 2026
Quick Facts
- Last Updated
- Oct 16, 2026
