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Nexus Power

Nexus Power manufactures rechargeable batteries using bio-organic and biodegradable materials derived from agricultural waste, significantly reducing reliance on lithium. Their technology enables faster charging and longer lifespan, while also minimizing air pollution and contributing to carbon emission reduction.

Bhubaneswar, IndiaFounded 2020233K+ followers
Updated 20 months ago

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Problem

Conventional rechargeable batteries rely heavily on lithium and other non-biodegradable materials, contributing to environmental pollution and raising concerns about resource depletion. Traditional battery manufacturing processes also generate significant air pollution and carbon emissions.

Solution

Nexus Power manufactures rechargeable batteries using bio-organic and biodegradable materials derived from agricultural waste, offering a sustainable alternative to lithium-ion batteries. Their batteries are designed for faster charging and extended lifespan, reducing the need for frequent replacements. By utilizing agricultural waste, Nexus Power minimizes reliance on lithium, reduces air pollution, and contributes to carbon emission reduction. The company's technology utilizes fully biodegradable materials that can be composted at the end of the battery's life cycle.

Target Audience

Nexus Power targets manufacturers of electric vehicles, portable electronics, and energy storage systems seeking sustainable and environmentally friendly battery solutions.

Features

  • Bio-organic and biodegradable battery composition derived from agricultural waste
  • Faster charging capabilities compared to conventional batteries
  • Extended lifespan with over 30,000 charge-discharge cycles
  • Reduced reliance on lithium and other scarce materials
  • Manufacturing processes designed to minimize air pollution
  • Flagship technology utilizes fully biodegradable materials, which could be turned into manure after its life cycle to formulate the battery's composition.
  • Over 40 patents, trademarks, and copyright applications in India nearing acceptance
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