Elinor Batteries specializes in Lithium Iron Phosphate (LFP) battery technology, eliminating cobalt and nickel to reduce environmental impact. Manufacturing processes leverage advanced techniques from a partnership with Morlus Technology. The facility will operate on 100% renewable energy, and collaboration with SINTEF has produced initial battery cells at the Trondheim laboratory. Batteries are designed for stationary energy storage applications such as building energy management, industrial power, EV charging stations, marine use, grid frequency regulation, and microgrids.
Initial LFP battery cells produced in partnership with SINTEF are tailored for stationary energy storage. Products target applications in building energy management systems, industrial power solutions, EV charging stations, marine applications, grid frequency regulation, and microgrid construction, offering sustainable, cobalt- and nickel-free energy storage with advanced cell chemistry and renewable-powered manufacturing.
In late 2024, Elinor Batteries partnered with Stella Futura to secure 100 MWh of BESS installations in 2025 and targets 5 GWh of total installed capacity by 2030. The company also initiated test production of battery cells with SINTEF at the Trondheim laboratory.
Elinor Batteries is primarily funded by Valinor, a Norwegian green investment firm, with undisclosed investment amounts. Morlus Technology provides technical expertise through a strategic partnership but is not an investor.
