Enzinc

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Innovative zinc based battery technology that's safe, powerful, fully recyclable and ready to scale by converting today's lead acid factories into GW-scale energy storage powerhouses.

Enzinc team members with students and teachers at Ford Elementary School
Enzinc display and CEO
Industry growth forum sign in Sheraton lobby.
Cells being inspected by chief engineer, Michael Coleman
six cells with Enzinc Inside in a test structure.
Chairman David Hochschild from the CEC tests the weight of regular lead acid batteries vs. our much-lighter, long-lived nickel-zinc batteries built in standard battery casings at the ribbon cutting for Enzinc's Manufacturing Technology Center in late 2024.
Details about Climate Week event: Monday Sept 22, 9:30 - 11:30 am Eastern.
Enzinc's Head of Manufacturing, Lyn Schlueter, photographed at the opening of its pilot line in 2024.
Mike Coleman and Dr. Michael Galluzzo show Dr. Cheeseman the advantages of NiZn batteries
Rear Admiral H Wyman Howard III (ret.)
Battery Test Engineer Noam Hart in Enzinc's Product Development Center.
Dr. Michael Galluzzo at Enzinc's Manufacturing Technology Center in Oakland, CA.
Lyn Schlueter training on the Golden Gate Bridge
CEO Michael Burz and PhD candidate Matthew Moy at Enzinc's Manufacturing Technology Center in Oakland with a display of commercial-scale batteries.
Michael Burz, CEO of Enzinc, speaking at BCI in San Antonio in May, 2025.
Tombstone showing Series A close for $8m in December 2024 with Enzinc and TO VC logos
Our CEO explained how we have scaled innovative zinc anodes to large commercial form factors
Team Enzinc with David Hochschild from the California Energy Commission at our ribbon cutting.
Enzinc team with California Energy Commission chair David Hochschild
Screenshot of video showing industrial scissor lift powered by nickel-zinc batteries.
Still from a video showing a lead acid battery manufacturing line with text over saying: lead acid factories can be upgraded to build Ni-Zn with minimal Cap-Ex
Graphic with car battery and text: Does this battery make my car look fat? (Nop, not if it is nickel-zinc)
Bayley gets in on the photoshoot