Universal New Energy Holding Group, Inc. (OTC: UNEH) ("the Company"), a Nevada-based entity focused on developing next-generation energy storage and battery solutions, announces that it has acquired rights to three additional lithium iron phosphate (LFP) patent families that the Company classifies internally as third-generation, fourth-generation, and fifth-generation LFP material technologies.
The three families are:
1. Nitrogen-doped graphene core-shell LFP cathode material and preparation method.
2. Aluminum-titanium co-doped LFP cathode material preparation method.
3. Magnesium-niobium dual-site doped LFP cathode material preparation method.
Patent Family 1: Nitrogen-Doped Graphene Core-Shell LFP
This family describes preparation of an LFP precursor by hydrothermal reaction, followed by staged calcination, nitrogen-source treatment, graphene-based coating treatment, and final calcination under nitrogen protection. The disclosed approach is directed to forming a core-shell surface architecture on LFP particles.
The disclosed technical targets are improved electronic transport continuity, improved particle-interface stability during charge-discharge cycling, and higher compacted density.
Patent Family 2: Aluminum-Titanium Co-Doped LFP
This family describes introducing aluminum and titanium sources during precursor preparation, followed by staged thermal processing, glucose-based coating treatment, secondary mixing with conductive components, and final heat treatment under nitrogen protection.
The disclosed approach combines lattice-level co-doping and conductive-network enhancement. The disclosed technical targets are improved discharge performance, improved rate performance, and improved compacted density.
Patent Family 3: Magnesium-Niobium Dual-Site Doped LFP
This family describes magnesium and niobium dual-site doping, followed by secondary surface-treatment steps that include glucose, carbon quantum dot solution, selenium-containing chemistry, and spray-drying treatment.
The disclosed approach is directed to improving charge-transfer behavior and maintaining structural stability during cycling. The disclosed technical targets include conductive-network continuity and reduced coating-layer degradation.
Generation Positioning
The Company classifies these families by progressive material-engineering complexity:
- Third generation: core-shell surface engineering
- Fourth generation: dual-metal co-doping with conductive reinforcement
- Fifth generation: dual-site doping plus multi-component secondary conductive-network treatment
Rights and Patent Status
For this announcement, "acquired rights" means contractual rights and interests in the identified patent families and related technical materials. Patent rights are jurisdiction-specific and subject to assignment, registration, examination, and approval requirements. Unless and until a competent patent authority grants an application, the relevant filing remains a patent application and not an issued patent.
Commercial Relevance
These patent families address material-level variables relevant to LFP commercialization, including conductivity management, compacted density, cycle stability, and process consistency. The Company intends to use these rights to support product-development activities and potential commercial engagements in electric-vehicle and energy-storage markets.
About Universal New Energy Holding Group, Inc.
Universal New Energy Holding Group, Inc. (OTC: UNEH) engages in research, development, production, and technical services for battery technologies, recycling, and energy storage solutions. The company is developing capabilities across battery materials, cells, and systems and is building a sustainable, vertically integrated battery ecosystem. UNEH customizes battery cell and system solutions to meet demand from clients in the energy storage and electric-vehicle sectors.
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