Coulomb Technology’s core battery technology uses zinc and manganese dioxide to produce Zn-MnO2 rechargeable batteries with no fire hazards or toxic materials. These batteries operate efficiently from -20°C to 60°C, feature low self-discharge rates, utilize earth-abundant materials that cut environmental impact, and target a long-term production cost of $25/kWh—about half that of lithium-ion systems.
Zn-MnO2 rechargeable battery products including planned 5Ah pouch cells by mid-2025, designed for residential energy storage, industrial grid systems, and e-mobility applications such as e-bikes and golf carts.
Joined the 2024 Innovation Crossroads cohort at Oak Ridge National Laboratory; collaboration with Argonne National Laboratory’s Cradle to Commerce program; funded by the New Jersey Commission on Science, Innovation and Technology to advance 5Ah pouch cell production.
Coulomb Technology has secured strategic funding and partnerships with Innovation Crossroads at Oak Ridge National Laboratory; Argonne National Laboratory’s Cradle to Commerce program; and the New Jersey Commission on Science, Innovation and Technology.
