Excellatron Solid State, LLC is a Atlanta, GA based company that has received a grant(s) from the Department of Energy's SBIR/STTR program. The abstract(s) for these grant award(s) are provided as well since they provide insights into Excellatron Solid State, LLC's business and areas of expertise. This project will develop a solid state electrolyte prepared by a sol gel technique that will dramatically improve lithium battery capabilities, making the lithium batteries adequate for high energy applications such as electric vehicles.

Cymbet develops solid-state energy storage solutions for microelectronic systems. The company markets eco-friendly rechargeable solid state batteries that provide electronic systems designers with new embedded power capabilities. The company's EnerChip devices enable new concepts in energy storage application for ICs and new products for medical, sensor, RFID, industrial control, communications and portable electronic devices.

Nanoramic specializes in energy storage technology and material solutions based on nano-carbons.

Boston-Power (北京波士顿电池技术有限公司) is a developer and manufacturer of next-generation lithium-ion battery cells, blocks, modules and systems. Designed to fuel a wide range of applications, its flagship offerings, Swing and Sonata, serve as the foundation for a new era of longer lasting, faster charging, safer and environmentally sustainable batteries. The company's Swing product delivers unmatched capabilities for Battery Electric and Plug-In Hybrid Electric Vehicles (BEV/PHEV), and utility energy storage applications. Sonata delivers industry leading performance to a wide range of portable power and industrial applications.

Stratum Technologies is a company to industrialize the manufacture of polymer lithium-ion batteries constructed in a stacked cell format. Its production facilities use automated, state-of-the art manufacturing processes to produce precise, high-performance, high-quality batteries in customers' desired formats.

Akkuser's technology aims to enable the recycling of hazardous batteries and accumulators.