The fundamental issue with Lithium-ion battery cells is that they lose their energy and power capabilities over time and at different rates. Standard battery designs result in battery packs being limited by their weakest cell. This wastes the potential of fully functioning cells within a pack. Resulting in shorter lifespans and reduced performance for battery packs in all applications. Our technology ensures packs are not limited by their weakest cell, meaning we can take full advantage of the resources we have available in technology industries are already using.
Due to standard designs, approximately 50% of lithium-ion cells are thrown away with an estimated 50% of their capacity remaining. This is a product that can be a challenge to both source and recycle. Brill Power technology works to ensure battery cells are used to their full potential. Working cells no longer go to landfill, we reduce waste, and reduce the demand for new resources, whilst helping consumers get the most from their energy solutions.
Our team continues to do great things! Our very own, Joe Ross, has been selected as one of this year’s innovators by the Royal Commission for the Exhibition of 1851 for their Industrial Fellowship
Oxford University spin-out Series A funding round led by Legal & General Capital and Barclays
Europe is going through a tough period: war in the Ukraine, continued effects of the pandemic, disrupted supply chains, rising inflation, and even energy security has become an issue. Households and businesses are facing increasing pressures on their budgets as prices of food, fuel, and energy rise.
Last week our co-founder and CFO/COO Carolyn Hicks was in Warsaw pitching at Energy Tech Challengers 2022, as part of Energy Tech Summit.
Our team continues to do great things! Our very own, Joe Ross, has been selected as one of this year’s innovators by the Royal Commission for the Exhibition of 1851 for their Industrial Fellowship
Oxford University spin-out Series A funding round led by Legal & General Capital and Barclays
Europe is going through a tough period: war in the Ukraine, continued effects of the pandemic, disrupted supply chains, rising inflation, and even energy security has become an issue. Households and businesses are facing increasing pressures on their budgets as prices of food, fuel, and energy rise.
Last week our co-founder and CFO/COO Carolyn Hicks was in Warsaw pitching at Energy Tech Challengers 2022, as part of Energy Tech Summit.
