Our research, in partnership with Columbia University, shows organic cathodes can bring super-fast charge rates and long life with inexpensive non-metallic materials.
We carried out this research, using an organic cathode developed by Columbia University in partnership with Nuvvon Inc., which highlighted key characteristics:
We are combining technologies to provide cells that are truly solid-state (Separator and Catholyte) with super-fast charge/ discharge and very long cycle life.
This battery technology makes it ideal for high power density demanding applications, such as electric vertical take-off and landing (eVTOL) aircraft, mining equipment, railroad, marine, heavy-duty trucks, power tools and fast DC chargers.
Colin P. Nuckolls, Professor at Columbia University and Director at Nuvvon Inc., presented this research at the recent ‘Dresden Battery Days 2023’ in Dresden, Germany, in his lecture ‘Rethink battery materials: Towards all organic batteries,’If you’d like to learn more about this research, please contact us.
Solid-state polymer electrolytes developed by Nuvvon as a safe alternative to liquid electrolytes in the manufacture of non-flammable batteries are UL certified to DOT standard SP20798.
Nuvvon is pleased to announce that Dr. Wayne Xu has joined the team as Principal Scientist.
Nuvvon, innovators in alternative solid-state battery materials, is partnering with Rutgers EcoComplex- Clean Energy Innovative Center and its WindIgnite Offshore Wind Supply Chain Accelerator Program to advance their mutual goals of renewable energy storage and sustainable development.