Member - ENZINC INC
Enzinc is commercializing a zinc anode technology that turns existing lead-acid factories from toxic to safe batteries.
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What is the most cost effective advanced battery factory? The one that is already built. Enzinc has developed a zinc-based battery that can be built in an adapted legacy lead-acid or NiCd factory at 1/20 the cost and in only 6 months. The resulting battery is an alternative to lithium or sodium batteries with the same energy as LFP/Na-ion, is safer (no fire), wide temperature range, wide supply chain (4th most mined metal on the planet), and is 95% recyclable. the benefit to the battery manufacturer is a 9X MOIC, 20% margin increase and not just the preservation of their existing CAPEX, people skills, and market share, but an expansion into other applications.
The core technology is a US Navy invented zinc-microsponge anode that enables zinc to have lithium-like energy and long cycle life. The technology is vetted by an ARPA-E ward and 5 years of development from coin cell to full scale. Enzinc is working with five legacy battery companies with Joint Development Agreements.
Headquarters Richmond, CA 94804, USA
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