Skip Technologies, a company based in Portland, OR, has received an investment from Puyallup Tribal Enterprises to continue its development efforts on a new Liquid battery for large stationary energy storage. The company is working on creating a unique battery that utilizes bromine and hydrogen instead of the typical lithium. This innovative design eliminates the need for moving parts and is fully recyclable. By using bromine and allowing hydrogen to evaporate in the case of a leak, the battery demonstrates an environmentally friendly approach.
With the newly acquired funds, Skip Technologies plans to expand its operations and continue its research and development efforts. The company is led by CEO Brennan Gantner, who expressed his excitement about the new partnership with Puyallup Tribal Enterprises. Both companies share a commitment to protecting the environment and creating local job opportunities in domestic manufacturing. Gantner sees Puyallup Tribal Enterprises as a valuable financial investor and looks forward to leveraging their manufacturing capabilities for the benefit of Skip Technologies.
Skip Technologies’ unique battery design sets it apart from traditional batteries used in large-scale energy storage systems. By using bromine and hydrogen instead of lithium, the company has created a more sustainable solution that reduces environmental impact and eliminates moving parts that could break down over time. This new technology also offers significant advantages over traditional batteries in terms of cost-effectiveness and scalability, making it an attractive option for businesses looking to invest in large-scale energy storage solutions.
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