Innovate UK

Addionics limited designs and develops rechargeable batteries for electronic vehicles. The company was founded in 2017 and is based in London, the United Kingdom with additional office in Tel-Aviv, Israel.

AceOn Group is pioneering energy storage and battery company.

Levistor is a British company that is developing a low-cost, durable energy storage technology that will enable super-fast charging of electric vehicles.

Connected Energy Ltd specializes in energy storage solutions through its E-STOR technology, which repurposes used electric vehicle batteries for stationary energy storage systems. Founded in 2010 and headquartered in Newcastle upon Tyne, United Kingdom, the company is a subsidiary of Future Transport Systems Ltd. E-STOR enables businesses to store excess energy for later use, optimizing energy efficiency and savings. This innovative technology is compatible with various electric vehicle battery packs, allowing it to communicate using the original equipment manufacturer's proprietary protocols. Connected Energy's systems are operational in several European countries, including the UK, Belgium, Germany, and the Netherlands, with capacities ranging from 60 kW to 1.2 MW, and plans for larger installations exceeding 10 MW. The company's services cater to multiple sectors, including healthcare, education, industry, retail, utilities, and local authorities.

enee.io designs and develops battery monitoring systems that make both users and suppliers of renewable power systems more profitable.

Mocean Energy focuses on developing innovative technologies that capture wave energy to support the transition to a zero-carbon future. The company has created an energy converter that enhances the generation and utilization of electricity from renewable sources. This converter employs a power take-off mechanism that transforms kinetic energy from ocean waves into electricity. As a result, Mocean Energy enables the use of reliable and cost-effective renewable energy for various subsea applications, including control systems, remotely operated vehicles (ROVs), and autonomous underwater vehicles.

Atelerix Limited provides storage and transportation of cells and tissues at room temperature. The company provides suspended cells, planted cells, and tissues. It also discovers and tests new drugs, develops cell therapies, and stores stem cells. The company was founded in 2006 and is based in Cambridge, United Kingdom.

The University of Birmingham, established in 1900, is a non-profit educational institution located in the United Kingdom, offering a diverse range of undergraduate and postgraduate programs in fields such as life sciences, arts, law, research, and technology. With a longstanding tradition of innovation, the University emphasizes cutting-edge research that expands the boundaries of knowledge and positively impacts society. Its Birmingham Centre for Energy Storage (BCES) unites research expertise to promote the commercialization of innovative energy storage technologies, particularly focusing on thermal and cryogenic systems. The University also manages an endowment fund that supports various academic initiatives, including scholarships and research programs, thereby enhancing its contributions to education and public service. As it evolves, the University remains committed to addressing new challenges and opportunities, further establishing its reputation on the international stage.

Trojan Energy Limited specializes in providing charging infrastructure solutions for electric vehicles globally. Founded in 2016 and based in Stonehaven, United Kingdom, the company focuses on the installation of on-street flat and flush electric vehicle charging points. This innovative approach addresses the needs of vehicle owners who lack access to off-street parking, facilitating the broader adoption of electric vehicles.

Gravitricity develops a novel storage technology which offers some of the best characteristics of lithium batteries and pumped storage.

Atelerix Limited provides storage and transportation of cells and tissues at room temperature. The company provides suspended cells, planted cells, and tissues. It also discovers and tests new drugs, develops cell therapies, and stores stem cells. The company was founded in 2006 and is based in Cambridge, United Kingdom.

Mixergy Ltd, founded in 2014 and based in Cassington, United Kingdom, specializes in the development of energy storage solutions, particularly hot water tanks. The company provides a cost-effective means to enhance energy efficiency and support renewable energy generation by improving grid balancing. Mixergy's innovative tanks are designed to optimize the use of solar photovoltaic systems and heat pumps, thereby enabling better energy utilization and contributing to sustainable energy practices.

Moixa Technology develops the Maslow intelligent energy storage solution, enabling homes to store energy and benefit from revenue streams generated by trading energy through GridShare, an SaaS platform that aggregates energy from groups of Maslow energy storage systems. . The company develops smart DC technologies to power DC lighting, computing, electronics from grid-shifted storage or local PV from smart DC hubs, variable DC networks and sockets. The technology and IPR reduces grid peak by shifting DC device load and powering DC devices efficiently without inverters or AC/DC adaptors, together with providing smart control and energy management. The technology aims to address the 1 trillion kwh + lost annually in power conversion, and the significant growing DC demand in homes, offices from ICT, LED lighting and the rise in internet connected devices.

Cella Energy Limited is an advanced materials and technologies company based in Didcot, United Kingdom, with additional facilities in Florida. Founded in 2011, the company specializes in developing and producing hydrogen storage materials that can store up to one liter of hydrogen per gram and facilitate transportation at room temperature. Cella Energy's product offerings include various production systems such as smaller scale tray type and industrial scale freeze drying facilities, flowable pellets, static and cartridge systems, and flowing pellet systems. The company caters to a diverse range of applications, including portable power, military power solutions for unmanned systems, and radiation shielding materials designed to protect space satellites from harmful radiation.

Cella Energy Limited is an advanced materials and technologies company based in Didcot, United Kingdom, with additional facilities in Florida. Founded in 2011, the company specializes in developing and producing hydrogen storage materials that can store up to one liter of hydrogen per gram and facilitate transportation at room temperature. Cella Energy's product offerings include various production systems such as smaller scale tray type and industrial scale freeze drying facilities, flowable pellets, static and cartridge systems, and flowing pellet systems. The company caters to a diverse range of applications, including portable power, military power solutions for unmanned systems, and radiation shielding materials designed to protect space satellites from harmful radiation.

Moixa Energy is the UK's leading smart storage and cloud aggregation platform.

Moixa Technology develops the Maslow intelligent energy storage solution, enabling homes to store energy and benefit from revenue streams generated by trading energy through GridShare, an SaaS platform that aggregates energy from groups of Maslow energy storage systems. . The company develops smart DC technologies to power DC lighting, computing, electronics from grid-shifted storage or local PV from smart DC hubs, variable DC networks and sockets. The technology and IPR reduces grid peak by shifting DC device load and powering DC devices efficiently without inverters or AC/DC adaptors, together with providing smart control and energy management. The technology aims to address the 1 trillion kwh + lost annually in power conversion, and the significant growing DC demand in homes, offices from ICT, LED lighting and the rise in internet connected devices.