Ann: Talga Graphene Boosts Li-ion Battery Performance, page-10

An excerpt from the article I just posted for the time-constrained punters..

"Li-batteries have three components: two electrodes — a cathode and an anode, separated by an electrolyte.
The cathode is the positive terminal, which contains lithium when the battery is in a discharged state. While the anode is the negative terminal, which has lithium in it when the battery is in a charged state.
The improvements that UTR is putting forward are to do with the anode component of the battery…
It has identified significant benefits in replacing the graphite anodes in lithium batteries with nanotubes synthesised from titanium dioxide.
These titanium dioxide nanotubes replace traditional graphite used for the anode.
This change brings a host of attractive improvements to lithium-ion batteries, which despite their current limitations, are rapidly gaining market share in the energy storage market"

And there are a few other initiatives for graphite anodes as well out there.
Establish your market in coatings etc and wait what happens in Li battery space, they will come to a standard at some point. Enough money in coating markets etc already as MT pointed out in many of his presentations