Cancrie produces nanocarbon materials from organic waste, specifically coconut shells, to enhance the performance of batteries and capacitors. Their technology increases cycle life by nearly 100% and improves energy efficiency by 12-15%, addressing the need for sustainable and efficient energy storage solutions.
Funding
$1.2M raised to dateRaised to date based on public sources. This may differ from the amount the company actually raised and is based only on what is publicly available on the internet.
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Problem
Current methods for producing materials used in batteries and capacitors often rely on unsustainable practices and chemical-intensive processes. These methods can result in lower performance and shorter lifecycles for energy storage devices.
Solution
Cancrie produces nanocarbon materials from organic waste, specifically coconut shells, to enhance the performance of batteries and capacitors. Their patented technology uses fewer chemicals than current solutions and increases the cycle life of batteries by nearly 100% while improving energy efficiency by 12-15%. The resulting material can be deployed without requiring changes to existing production lines.
Target Audience
The primary customers are manufacturers of batteries and capacitors seeking to improve the performance and sustainability of their products.
Features
- Nanocarbon material derived from waste coconut shells
- Increased battery cycle life by almost 100%
- Improved energy efficiency by 12-15%
- Drop-in material requiring no changes to existing battery or capacitor manufacturing processes
- Patented technology utilizing fewer chemicals compared to existing solutions