HTMS are excited to announce that we has been selected to participate in the prestigious Faraday Battery Challenge Investment Readiness Programme for 2024.

This programme, co-led by Innovate UK, Innovate UK Business Connect and Faraday Battery Challenge, supports innovative UK-based companies advancing battery technologies. It offers tailored business support, industry mentoring and access to a network of investors specifically focused on accelerating growth in the battery sector.

Being part of this initiative will HTMS strengthen our mission to speed the adoption of battery power, whilst helping decarbonise the supply chain with our cutting-edge CMC technology.


To read the full announcement and see who else is participating, click the link below.

HTMS selected for Faraday Battery Challenge Investment Readiness Programme 2024

24th July 2024 marked HTMS's first appearance at the Farnborough International Airshow, a weekly long event of immense scale and significance in the aviation and aerospace industry. Representing HTMS were CEO Danilo Di Salvo, CTO Richard Grainger, and COO Will Larkin. The sheer magnitude of the show was awe-inspiring, with four large buildings housing hundreds of aviation and aerospace businesses, all set against the backdrop of a very busy airfield, the platform for some exceptional displays of aerobatic skill from both pilots and machine . Situated close to the runway were the exclusive chalets, where the event's most significant deals were sealed—amounting to over $80 billion in contracts signed throughout the show.

HTMS was both delighted and honoured to have been invited to spend the afternoon in the Boom Supersonic chalet. This opportunity allowed Danilo, Richard, and Will to meet the Boom team in person and continue discussions on how HTMS’s CMCs could address the thermal challenges faced by their next generation supersonic airliner. We were warmly welcomed by Senior Engineer Andries Buitenhuis and SVP Scott Powell, who guided us to a scale model of Symphony, Boom's new supersonic jet engine.

HTMS discussing the use of CMCs in Boom's new Symphony engine

Here, we engaged in detailed discussions about the thermal challenges in the engine's exhaust and explored how HTMS’s unique CMCs could help the Boom team reduce weight and extend the life of their exhaust system. Later, we were treated to gin and 'supersonic' tonics on the veranda, where we watched the aircraft and helicopters in action at the show—a perfect way to conclude a busy and productive day.


The morning had been packed with meetings, both with existing clients and potential new customers. There was considerable interest in our latest developments, including complex CMC part fabrication, filament winding, and recent test results and we look forward to following up on these conversations in the coming weeks.

We were also pleased to spend time with our Advisor and Angel Investor, Luke Logan, who shared his insights on this year’s show. “It’s certainly much bigger and busier this year,” Luke observed, a sentiment we wholeheartedly agree with.


The show exceeded all our expectations, and we can’t wait to return for the next one in 2026!

Ricard, Dani, Will and Luke at Farnborough

HTMS invited to be a delegate on Innovate UK's Battery Tech GBIP to Australia in October 2024.

We are thrilled to announce that HTMS has been selected to participate in the Innovate UK Global Business Innovation Programme (GBIP) focused on battery technologies in Australia!

This prestigious programme aims to drive international collaboration and innovation in the battery sector, aligning perfectly with our mission at High Temperature Material Systems to help accelerate the journey to netzero via the use our novel CMC material to create lighter, safer and more cost effective thermal shielding for battery energy storage.



The opportunity will allow us to expand our global network, engage with leading-edge organisations and foster advancements that will benefit the entire battery energy storage & EV industries. By connecting with Australian battery producers, mining companies, oem's and research institutions, we aim to explore partnerships and collaboration opportunities that will propel our innovative thermal shielding solution to new heights.



Our COO Will Larkin will be representing HTMS alongside the delegates from Volador Energy, Auquan,  EQONIC, Minviro, Rovjok, ThinkClock Battery Labs, HalioGEN Power and Blue Dolphin Ltd all of whom we look forward to travelling and working with.



The visit will see the combined delegation visit Brisbane, Sydney, Melbourne and Perth during the first two weeks of October '24. 

Stay tuned for updates on our journey and the exciting developments ahead.

HTMS joins Innovate UK's Battery Tech delegation to Australia

We are excited to announce that HTMS has been selected to take part in the NatWest Clean Transport Accelerator at the University of Warwick ⚡ 

The aim of this 6 month accelerator is to help the UK be a green leader in carbon-neutral transport for future mobility. Alongside WMG, University of Warwick they will help us bring our innovations in CMCs to the market quicker!

We can't wait to get started!

HTMS accepted onto NatWest Clean Transport Accelerator