ZNL Energy’s core technologies include the ZNL-NPx Separator, a non-porous, fire-retardant separator suitable for lithium-ion, sodium-ion, and zinc-ion batteries that eliminates thermal runaway risk, extends battery lifespan, and supports scalable manufacturing free of scarce or hazardous materials; and a Zinc-Ion Battery Cell featuring a zinc carbon anode, manganese oxide carbon cathode, proprietary ZNL-NPx separator, and aqueous electrolyte, offering a 1.45V platform, up to 5C power density, ~100 Wh/L and 90 Wh/kg energy density, operation from -40°C to +70°C, and over 80% capacity retention after 4,000 cycles, licensed under a battery technology as a service model.
ZNL-NPx Separator: non-porous, fire-retardant, compatible with Li-ion, Na-ion, and Zn-ion batteries; scalable manufacturing; eliminates thermal runaway risk. Zinc-Ion Battery Cell: stationary energy storage cell with zinc carbon anode, manganese oxide carbon cathode, proprietary separator, aqueous electrolyte; non-flammable; 1.45V platform; up to 5C power density; ~100 Wh/L; 90 Wh/kg; -40°C to +70°C operation; >80% capacity retention after 4,000 cycles.
In 2025, ZNL Energy showcased its technologies at the STEP Conference in San Francisco during Nordic Fund Day. Also in 2025, it announced a strategic collaboration with High Performance Battery Technology GmbH to advance solid-state battery innovation, initially announced in 2024.
