Adden Energy is looking for a Mechanical Engineer to join our rapidly growing team! Ideal candidates have experience on roll-to-roll equipment for electrode coating. Check out our job post below to learn more.
Adden Energy
Renewable Energy Semiconductor Manufacturing
A Harvard University spin-off commercializing novel solid-state battery technology
About us
The problems posed by climate change need no introduction – it is one of the most pressing challenges of our era. Rapid development of clean energy storage technology is critical to combating this plague. In fact, electrification of the world’s vehicle fleet could alone cut global greenhouse gas emissions by a staggering 16%. Despite the huge commercial and environmental impact of electrification, many market segments remain unserved or under-served by current lithium-ion battery technology. Real, meaningful progress will require a new battery paradigm with charge times comparable to gasoline refueling times and cycle lifetimes that can sustain 20-years of operation. Adden Energy is scaling up a new type of solid-state battery, initially developed by a team of scientists at Harvard University, to commercially relevant cell sizes. With demonstrated charge times as low as 3 minutes and capacity retention for over 10,000 cycles in a lab-scale cells, Adden Energy’s scaling of this technology would contribute greatly to a cleaner future.
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External link for Adden Energy
- Industry
- Renewable Energy Semiconductor Manufacturing
- Company size
- 2-10 employees
- Type
- Privately Held
- Founded
- 2021
- Specialties
- Solid-state batteries
Employees at Adden Energy
Updates
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Adden Energy welcomed our new Chief Product Officer, Dr Pu Zhang, to the team this week. Pu is one of the world's leading experts in sulfide solid-state battery cell design and processing. In this role, he will lead the transition of our extreme-fast-charging batteries from prototypes to full-scale automotive products. His joining is the most recent of a series of major milestones at Adden Energy as we gain momentum on our mission to make every vehicle electric. #climate #batteries #cleantech #startup
I’m happy to share that I’m starting a new position as Chief Product Officer at Adden Energy!
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Material Design Principles for Solid-State Lithium-Metal Batteries with William Fitzhugh from Adden Energy. This talk will discuss design principles for solid-electrolyte to enable safe solid-state lithium-metal batteries. Particularly, safety features necessary for adoption by the automotive industry and how solid-state lithium-metal batteries can achieve these will be explored. Contrasting with liquid and/or semi-solid-state approaches, true all-solid-state batteries can safely deliver lithium-metal energy densities, fast charging, and stable cycling if the solid-electrolyte is properly designed. https://lnkd.in/eSCm8yVW #BatterySafetySummit #batterysafety
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Check out this clip from our CEO’s recent interview on The Battery Lab podcast by Rigaku! Host Timothy N. Bradow asked William Fitzhugh about his route to entrepreneurship after finishing his PhD at Harvard University, the EV industry, and how Adden Energy is going to change the future of electrification. You don’t want to miss it! Full episode can be found on: Spotify: https://hubs.li/Q02z87Kg0 Apple Podcasts: https://hubs.li/Q02z88Pt0 #EVs #Fastcharging #Innovation #Sustainability #GreenerFuture
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Charge-rate is one of the most limiting factors when it comes to increasing electric vehicle adoption. Today, Adden Energy announces its solid-state lithium metal batteries can now retain 10-minute charging at low temperature. Read more about how this advancement will help to make electric vehicles more accessible to all. #solidstatebatteries #lithiumbatteries #fastcharging #sustainability https://lnkd.in/gZx9_NSB
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Adden Energy, along with our partner Harvard University, has been awarded a grant from the National Science Foundation (NSF) to further the development of our extreme-fast-charging solid-state batteries. Our batteries are already the world’s fastest lithium metal cells, charging in under 10 minutes. This work will further refine manufacturing processes and materials to bring this remarkable tech to the electric vehicle market at less than $80/kWh. #nsf #sbir #nsffunded #climatetech #research #solidstate #electricvehicles https://lnkd.in/gqrDxN3n Read more in our press release https://lnkd.in/gvyGqkrX
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Headed to the Energy Tech Summit next week? Make sure to check out the Energy Tech Challengers finals where Adden Energy is competing for first place in the Battery & Value Chain track. Co-founder and CEO William Fitzhugh will share about how Adden Energy enables Electric Vehicles to charge as fast as gasoline. You don’t want to miss it! #Innovation #Sustainability #EnergyTechSummit #GreenerFuture https://lnkd.in/dAXZykG
Energy Tech Summit 2025 | #1 Climate Tech Event in Europe
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Facts: the companies you see below are about to drop-kick conventional batteries. We are super excited to reveal the finalists in the Batteries & Value Chain track! ⤵ TOP 10 challengers (in alphabetical order): 🔹Adden Energy 🔹ALKEMIO 🔹CarbonX 🔹Flux Aviation 🔹Healix BV 🔹IONETIC 🔹Natrion Inc. 🔹Sirius 🔹Swobbee 🔹Voltfang Kudos to the finalists! 🥂 Come meet the founders of the companies and get the front row seat for the upcoming pitch battle at Energy Tech Summit: energytechsummit.com 🎟️
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Adden Energy is thrilled to have its battery cells featured by the World Economic Forum. Stay tuned for several more exciting updates from Adden Energy in the coming months as we enable electric vehicles to charge in under 10 minute and last over one million miles.
A postage stamp-sized battery could be a game-changer for electric vehicles. Learn more about the latest technology stories from the World Economic Forum's Centre for the Fourth Industrial Revolution: https://ow.ly/y7GW50QC46i