Portable electronics

Electronic devices require huge batteries to function. This has increased the demand for compact, lightweight and energy dense lithium ion batteries. Capacity determinates how long the battery will last on a single charge, which is one of the main features of today's electronic devices. Nanotech Energy has gone a long way towards creating the next generation of lithiumion battery.

The problem

While portable electronic devices have experienced a lot of progress over the past few years in terms of size and functionality, batteries are still lagging behind.

Our solution

With ultrahigh energy density, our proprietary batteries promise to increase the operation time of portable electronic devices while extending the lifetime and safety of the battery.

Electric vehicles

Governments around the world are taking responsible steps towards the adoption of clean energy technologies while reducing dependence on oil. This calls for electric vehicle manufactures, electric utilities and states to work together towards putting more electric vehicles on the road.

The problem

In 2008, the Obama administration called for a million cars running on the roads by 2015, yet, as of today we are only 40% towards this target. Low electricity rates, strong charging infrastructure and the development of high capacity battery packs are necessary for the widespread adoption of electric vehicles.

Our solution

Nanotech’s graphene enhanced batteries will give electric cars an extended range, while providing faster charging, longer battery life and increased safety.

Solar industry

In 2018, the solar industry proved once again to be the fastest growing energy source in the United States. Reports indicate that the US installed 10.6 gigawatts (GW) of solar PV capacity in 2018 to reach 67 GW of total installed capacity, enough to power 12.7 million American homes. And 2019 is set to break all the previous records and is projected to exceed 13 GW added on annual basis for the first time ever. Wood Mackenzie forecasts that the total installed U.S. PV capacity to more than double over the next five years.

The problem

While standalone solar systems produce electricity with high efficiency, only a fraction of this energy can be used. Without a plausible way to capture the unused energy, you are either discarding it or selling it back to the grid.

Our solution

A Nanotech Energy solar battery allows you to capture and store the excess energy, opening up the possibility of going off-the-grid. This energy can be released for use at night or during times of heavy consumption. The development of high-power battery packs can accelerate the growth of green technology.

10.6 GW

Reports indicate that the US installed 10.6 GW of solar capacity in 2018 to reach 67 GW of total installed capacity, enough to power 12.7 million American homes.

Electric grid

Installing banks of energy storage batteries into electricity grids is an established method for improving the reliability and overall use of the entire power system. Batteries can absorb electric energy whenever there is too much generation and inject it back to the grid when more electricity is required. This means less chance of the grid becoming overloaded and disrupting the power supply. It also makes the power supply smoother and more predictable. Nanotech Energy is developing new battery packs for grid energy storage. The battery packs are projected to provide the lowest price/kWh/cycle, which may have a significant impact on the economics of grid scale energy storage.

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Portable electronics

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Electric vehicles

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Solar industry

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10.6 GW

Electric grid