About Coulomb Technology

Built on Science.
Driven by Mission.

We are an American energy storage company combining deep battery science, AI-driven software, and a domestic supply chain to make sodium-ion the default choice for commercial, defense, and industrial energy storage.

61+ Years Combined Experience
$2.2M Non-Dilutive Funding
5+ PhD Scientists on Team
2 Funded Gov't Programs
Our Mission

Energy Storage You Can Bank On.

The energy transition demands storage that is safer, smarter, and cheaper to own over its lifetime. Coulomb Technology was founded to solve exactly that — building sodium-ion battery systems that eliminate the safety, supply chain, and total cost problems that have held back commercial energy storage adoption.

We believe the best energy storage system is one that works autonomously, generates revenue while it protects your operations, and never requires a service call. That belief drives every design decision we make — from cell chemistry to software to interconnection workflow.

Where We're Headed

A phased roadmap from beachhead products (DC cabinet + starter battery) to a U.S. cell factory, turnkey integration services, and ultimately a full Energy-as-a-Service platform — making Coulomb the easiest sodium-ion platform to specify, integrate, commission, and support.

How We Win

We win by becoming the easiest sodium-ion platform to specify, integrate, commission, and support — delivering bankable ROI data, pre-certified interconnection workflows, and autonomous AI dispatch that eliminates the operational burden for every stakeholder in the value chain.

Our Team

61 Years of Battery, Energy & Scale-Up Experience

Our team brings together PhD battery scientists, systems engineers from Apple and Flex, energy industry veterans from Tesla and Natron Energy, and research institution collaborators from Oak Ridge National Laboratory and UT Austin — united by a single goal: making sodium-ion the default energy storage platform.

Deep Battery Science

Multiple PhD-level scientists specializing in battery chemistry, DFT modeling, cell development, and materials science — with research partnerships at Oak Ridge National Laboratory, Stony Brook University, and UT Austin.

PhD Chemistry DFT Modeling Cell Development

Systems Engineering

Hardware and software systems engineers with backgrounds at Apple, Flex, AMETEK, and Lyten — bringing manufacturing scale-up, embedded systems, and power electronics expertise to every product we ship.

Apple Flex AMETEK Lyten

Energy Industry Veterans

Sales and operations leaders with 25+ years in EVs, chargers, and battery systems — drawing on experience from Tesla, Natron Energy, First Solar, and Eguana to build commercial channels and customer relationships.

Tesla Natron Energy First Solar Eguana

Research & Government

Principal investigators at Oak Ridge National Laboratory and UT Austin, plus government affairs leadership with deep DOD and federal procurement expertise — enabling our Buy American Act and ITAR compliance pathway.

ORNL PI UT Austin PI DOD/Federal
Technology Foundation

Why Sodium-Ion. Why Now.

Three fundamental problems have held back commercial energy storage adoption. Our sodium-ion chemistry and AI-driven software platform eliminates all three simultaneously.

01

Safety Without Compromise

Sodium-ion chemistry is fundamentally non-flammable — no thermal runaway, no cobalt, no lithium. This eliminates the mounting insurance scrutiny, AHJ approval friction, and liability exposure that liquid-cooled lithium-ion creates in enclosed industrial and defense environments.

Non-flammable · No thermal runaway · Air-cooled
02

Lower Total Cost of Ownership

Air-cooled design eliminates the HVAC system required by liquid-cooled LFP — removing capital cost, energy overhead, and maintenance complexity. Combined with a 20-year projected battery life and 14% lower 15-year TCO, Coulomb systems deliver the best lifetime economics in the market.

14% lower TCO · 4-year payback · 20-year life
03

Domestic Supply Chain

The United States holds the largest sodium reserves in the world. Our domestic manufacturing pathway supports Buy American Act and ITAR compliance requirements for defense procurement — eliminating the geopolitical supply chain risk that defines every lithium-ion deployment today.

US sodium reserves · Buy American Act · ITAR pathway
Government Validation

Trusted by the U.S. Military.

Our technology has been selected and funded by the U.S. Air Force and U.S. Navy — validating our sodium-ion platform in the most demanding operational environments in the world.

U.S. Air Force
$600k

SBIR — Kirtland AFB Micro-Grid

837 kWh DC block deployment at Kirtland Air Force Base. Proves cabinet integration and performance in mission-critical environments. Validates our air-cooled, sodium-ion BESS for defense infrastructure.

837 kWh · 821V nominal · 8-hour backup
U.S. Navy
$240k

SBIR P1 — Naval Starter Battery

24V / 30Ah sodium-ion starter battery for military applications. Proves high-power discharge and starter duty-cycle validation. Pathway to Phase 2 manufacturing and field evaluation with major OEMs.

28V · 30Ah · High-power discharge validated
Non-Dilutive
$2.2M

Grants & Founder Funding

$2.2M in non-dilutive funding from government grants and founders — including California Energy Commission, NJ EDA Main Street Acquisition Support Grant, and New Energy New York CHARGE UP program.

Cal Energy Commission · NJ EDA · CHARGE UP NY

Research Partners & Supporters

Oak Ridge National Laboratory
Argonne National Laboratory
Rutgers University
NEI Corporation
CleanTech Open
Innovation Crossroads
Spark CleanTech Accelerator
Bronco Ventures
Cradle to Commerce
New Energy New York
Work With Us

Ready to Build the Future of Energy Storage?

Whether you're an integrator, a facility owner, a utility, or an investor — we want to hear from you. Our applications engineering team is ready to model your project, answer your technical questions, and help you understand what Coulomb can do for your operation.

10+
Active LOIs in Pipeline
$12M
Revenue Pipeline Target 2027
200
Systems/Year Supply Chain Capacity