Enerpoly has been selected for Cohort #6 of the RESPOND Accelerator by the BMW Foundation, advancing sustainable innovation and responsible leadership in the energy transition.

Collaboration to advance zinc-ion battery solutions for the rapidly growing global energy storage market, driven by the increased need for greater energy resilience.

Watch CEO Eloisa de Castro and CSO Samer Nameer in their interview with ROKStudios, by Rockwell Automation, as they discuss Enerpoly's approach to energy storage.

Energy storage is key to the global energy transition, enabling the integration of renewable sources and ensuring grid stability. Discover the trends shaping the future of energy storage, from emerging technologies to sustainability efforts.

Enerpoly’s Production Innovation Center (EPIC) in Stockholm is pioneering the safest and most sustainable zinc-ion batteries for reliable energy storage. With cutting-edge manufacturing and a fully European supply chain, we’re setting new standards in clean energy storage to power a resilient energy future.

Meet Liv, Enerpoly's Talent Acquisition Specialist, as she shares her experience in building our team, finding people who want to make a difference, and shaping our company culture to create a great environment for top talent to grow.

With the global push towards cleaner energy, maintaining a reliable power supply is more challenging than ever. Energy storage is evolving to meet these demands, and zinc-ion batteries are becoming a key solution in the transition to renewable energy.

Enerpoly, a leading innovator in the energy storage sector, is advancing the commercialization of its patented zinc-ion battery technology by transitioning from pilot-scale production to industrial manufacturing. To support this growth, Enerpoly has chosen Monitor ERP as its enterprise resource planning (ERP) partner to optimize operations and increase efficiency in large-scale production.

Stockholm facility is the world’s first of its kind and is the latest step in Europe’s journey to becoming a zinc-ion powerhouse. The news follows Enerpoly’s recent announcement of full end-to-end battery cell and pack production line capabilities. The facility will house all of Enerpoly’s operations and is expected to operate at full capacity by 2026

In the latest step towards establishing Europe as an energy storage powerhouse, Enerpoly’s integration of new production capabilities will further enhance its delivery of sustainable energy storage solutions at global scale.

This grant from the Swedish Energy Agency supports Enerpoly in reaching industrial-scale production of zinc-ion batteries to meet the global need for sustainable energy storage.

This grant will support the development of zinc-ion battery electrodes to enable large-scale manufacturing of a new battery technology

Enerpoly and energy storage player EET embark on a Eurostars-3 collaborative project with a total budget of €1.74M, securing up to €870K in grants. The project's focal point is the development of an energy storage device intended for installation in every European household.

Enerpoly successfully raised USD1.5M in its seed round, earmarking the funds for upcoming pilot projects showcasing the innovative zinc-ion battery technology. The diverse group of investors contributing to this round includes notable figures from the financial and industrial sectors in both Sweden and the US. Among them are tech-savvy investors Fredrik Sidhagen and Johan Nord, alongside bankers Eirik Winter, Malin Engman, and André Rhodin.

Enerpoly was excited to provide learning opportunities to three students over summer 2021. They share their internship experiences.

Enerpoly owes the fundamentals of its new battery technology to the primary zinc-manganese dioxide battery cell. Here, we dive into its history.

Enerpoly has successfully concluded a €410K pre-seed round with investments from angels in the manufacturing industry and the Swedish accelerator, Sting Holding, among others. The startup now aims to make battery storage affordable for every home by further developing their manufacturing of zinc-ion batteries.

Enerpoly secures €380K in grant funding from the Swedish Energy Agency, fueling technical development and demonstration collaborations with energy storage integrator Polarium and two Swedish universities. This investment propels the development of zinc-ion batteries poised to meet the demands of the expanding stationary energy storage market.

Enerpoly has received €1.63 million EIC Horizon 2020 "Green Deal" grant from the European Innovation Council. The funds will be used to scale our lab-developed zinc-ion batteries for the growing stationary energy storage market, marking a significant step towards commercialization.