News Articles
Zinc batteries: Old technology brings new values
An overview on zinc-based batteries, such as Enerpoly’s, and the advantages of these new, innovative battery technologies in energy storage.
Scandinavian MIND: How Enerpoly’s next generation of battery technology can let anyone get access to clean energy
Enerpoly CEO shares insights on today’s challenges for energy storage and how recharging something can change everything.
EIC Coffee Break: Time to (re)charge your batteries!
Enerpoly CEO chats with EIC about how Enerpoly got its start, some challenges faced in growing the company and her interests.
Power Flow Podcast: Eloisa de Castro on Battery Innovations
Enerpoly CEO discusses the need for battery technology innovation with Amy Simpkins on the Power Flow podcast.
Sting: Enerpoly raises pre-seed funding
Sting company, Enerpoly, just raised EUR 410,000 in a new investment round with Sting Holding participating.
Elektroniktidningen (ETN): Enerpoly featured in April 2021 Issue
Enerpoly CTO speaks on how zinc-ion battery technology solves the critical issue of rechargeability in alkaline batteries.
Sting: Enerpoly awarded 3.8 MSEK Swedish Energy Agency grant
Enerpoly, together with Polarium, Uppsala University and KTH, received a grant from the Swedish Energy Agency to develop battery technology.
Sifted: Europe’s Green Deal Startup Heroes
Sifted recognized Enerpoly as one of the beneficiaries of the European Commission Green Deal funding in 2020.
Sting: Enerpoly secures €1.63M “Green Deal” grant
Enerpoly secures €1.63M Green Deal grant from EU to commercialize groundbreaking battery technology.
Swedish Incubators & Science Parks: ÅForsk Fellow Interview
An interview with Enerpoly co-founder and CTO after being awarded as one of Sweden’s 10 most innovative entrepreneurs in 2020.
Sting: Mylad Chamoun, founder of Enerpoly, named ÅForsk Fellow 2020
Enerpoly co-founder and CTO was awarded one of Sweden’s 10 most innovative entrepreneurs and received ÅForsk Entrepreneur Scholarship.
Stockholm University: New research makes nonrechargeable batteries rechargeable
Dr. Mylad Chamoun’s research breakthrough at Stockholm University makes non-rechargeable batteries rechargeable.
NyTeknik: They Make Non-rechargeable Rechargeable
NyTeknik visited the labs to highlight Dr. Mylad Chamoun’s work at Stockholm University into rechargeable zinc-ion batteries.