Unique silicon anode technology
for the next generation of lithium-ion batteries
The 27th International Battery
Seminar & Exhibit more
Two Major Awards for Nexeon
Nexeon has picked up two major accolades from the Rushlight organisation, including the overall Clean Energy Award.
Nexeon has been named as one of the 'Top 20 fastest growing Clean & Cool companies in the UK', and has been given a place on the Clean & Cool Mission to San Francisco later this month.
3 February 2010Nexeon – the developer of silicon-based anodes for next generation lithium ion batteries – is part of a UK consortium awarded almost £1 million in funding by the Technology Strategy Board - TSB.
12 January 2010Nexeon has achieved an important milestone in its development of silicon-based anodes for next generation lithium ion (Li-ion) batteries. Cells containing its silicon anode material have successfully completed 500 full charge/discharge cycles without significant fade being observed.
3 March 2010Nexeon founded
£0.5M for R&D
3600mAh/g capacity demonstrated
£4.25M investment
Fully operational pilot plant
£10M funding secured
First materials sampled to customers
Funding for prototype EV battery
Nexeon has patented a unique way of structuring silicon so that it delivers extended cycle life and significantly increases battery capacity.
In contrast to carbon, Nexeon’s silicon anode materials have a much higher capacity for lithium and as a result are capable of almost ten times the energy capacity per gram (mAh/g).
Silicon anode lithium-ion batteries allow for greater energy storage capacity and/or smaller battery size, or for greater battery life between charges.
As well as increasing capacity, Nexeon’s technology reduces the amount of material used in the Li-ion battery, providing key advantages to manufacturers of a range of consumer goods.

Nexeon now boasts a fully automated and instrumented pilot plant, producing sufficient material to make high volumes of cells per day and with a good understanding of the cost involved.