Soelect Receives $250,000 Grant Grom the DOD SBIR program In January 2024, Soelect was selected by the DOD to receive a grant for approximately $250,000. The objectives of the program are to ease barriers that small businesses face in understanding the Army’s technical challenges, identifying customers within complex Army ecosystems,
Soelect Featured in Global News On Tuesday, November 28th, 2023, Soelect’s partnership with Lotte Chemicals was featured in various Korean news outlets. The articles discussed Soelect’s continued partnership with Lotte Chemicals and their plan to “actively target the global battery materials market to take the lead in the related sectors
Soelect Employees Volunteer at a Local Youth Educational Non-Profit Through The Volunteer Center of the Triad, Soelect was connected with Operation Xcel, a non-profit that runs after-school services and summer camps for children in grades K-8. On Friday, 10/27 and Tuesday, 11/28, multiple employees from Soelect visited their headquarters in Stokesdale
Soelect employees engage with the community through local volunteering On Friday, September 15th, 2023, Soelect kicked off its Charitable Activity Appreciation Program by sending 7 volunteer employees to a food pantry run by The Salvation Army at their Kernersville Worship & Service Center. Employees from various departments participated, promoting a
CBI and Forsyth Technical Community College Sign an Affiliate Agreement In celebration of Clean Energy Week, Soelect Inc. hosted an open house on September 26, 2023. During the commencement ceremony, Forsyth Technical Community College and Carolina Battery Institute solidified an affiliation agreement to boost Advanced Workforce Development in North Carolina.
On Tuesday, September 26th, Soelect hosted an open house and announcement event to celebrate National Clean Energy Week. The event featured two headlines: Soelect Pilot Line Kick-off Celebration and Carolina Battery Institute Inc. Launching Ceremony. To celebrate these exciting milestones, we welcomed North Carolina Governor Roy Cooper, Greensboro Mayor Nancy