Flintlabs produces the Flint Paper Battery, a fully compostable energy storage unit made from renewable cellulose that delivers up to 4.2 V while eliminating toxic chemicals and reducing carbon footprint. The leak‑proof, non‑toxic design is compatible with consumer electronics, IoT devices, and home energy systems, offering manufacturers a scalable, environmentally safe alternative to conventional batteries.
Funding
$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 battery technologies rely on toxic chemicals, are not biodegradable, and have a high carbon footprint, limiting their suitability for sustainable energy storage and creating environmental concerns.
Solution
Flintlabs offers the Flint Paper Battery, a safe and sustainable energy storage solution built from renewable cellulose material. The batteries are leak‑proof, non‑toxic, and fully compostable, delivering a lower carbon footprint than conventional chemistries. They provide up to 4.2 V of power, making them suitable for a range of applications from IoT devices to household electronics. Production began in early 2026, and the technology is designed to scale for both small‑format accessories and larger energy storage systems. Patented designs protect the entire battery architecture, including the anode, cathode, and electrolyte, ensuring consistent performance and safety.
Target Audience
Manufacturers of consumer electronics, IoT device makers, accessory brands, and providers of home energy storage seeking environmentally friendly battery solutions.
Features
- Renewable cellulose (paper) material for the electrode and separator
- Fully compostable at end‑of‑life, with biodegradation demonstrated in ~4 weeks
- Leak‑proof, non‑toxic construction free of hazardous chemicals
- Up to 4.2 V output suitable for consumer electronics and IoT devices
- Patented battery architecture covering anode, cathode, and electrolyte
- Scalable manufacturing ready for mass production (launched Jan 2026)
- Compatible with accessories and travel products (e.g., Nimble partnership)