GruEnergy

New Battery Technology Delivers Faster Charging And More Range At A Lower Cost

About this Event

GruEnergy is a private company that is leveraging a breakthrough in material science to accelerate the world’s transition from fossil fuels to carbon-free power. The company has a patented process that produces high performing silicon-based anode materials that will disrupt the electric vehicle battery market.

Batteries made with their silicon:
  • Cost 50% less than current silicon anode materials
  • Charge in 1/3 the time
  • Have more capacity
  • Have a significantly smaller carbon footprint

GruEnergy has been working with leading automakers and battery manufacturers, including BMW, to develop their technology and are in the process of building a pilot plant to begin commercialization of their products. Bloomberg NEF estimates that by 2030 we will need 54,000 metric tons of silicon to produce the high performance batteries needed for automotive, aviation, consumer products, portable energy systems and other applications. This is creating a huge opportunity for GruEnergy.

Watch our webinar with GruEnergy CEO, Song Han, to learn more about the opportunity created by their strategy to capture a large market share via patented, disruptive, low cost production methods.

Hosted by Steven Saltzstein, CEO, Force Family Office

Video On Demand

– Recorded

September 25

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