Battery Streak’s lithium-ion batteries are different from traditional ones in that they use nanostructured titanium niobium oxide as the anode. Conventional batteries usually have a graphite anode.
Battery Streak is one of the more interesting startups in the Southern California clean tech space. The company, like so many others, is trying to decrease the length of time it takes to charge a battery. Its technology, however, is somewhat unique.
A recent article published in Science Magazine and on science.org discusses California's phase out of gas-powered vehicles, the push for improved battery technology and Dr. Sarah Tolbert provides details on the technology behind Battery Streak's innovative approach using Niobium.
In a recent article published on dot.LA, author David Shultz covers everything Battery Streak. Niobium, battery tech and the future of EV's. Get the full-story.
Tony Biasotti, Executive Editor of the Pacific Coast Business Times, talks about Battery Streak, a new startup based in Camarillo and a spin-out of UCLA. The team is working to improve the battery industry with safer, faster and more efficient methods of charging and storing energy.
Battery Streak, a startup based in Camarillo, is one of the companies leading the charge in that space. It has begun to scale up its operations in preparation to share its technology with the world as soon as the beginning of 2023.
Join Matt Ferrell on Still TBD as he shares the full interview with Battery Streak’s own Dan Alpern, as they discuss new developments in battery technology, electric vehicles, and how fast-charging impacts our lives.
Undecided with Matt Ferrell recently featured Battery Streak’s fast charging advanced battery technology. The discussion has been incredibly popular, generating over 582,000 views to date. During Battery Streak’s interview, VP of Marketing, Dan Alpern discusses their fast-charging lithium-ion batteries and sheds light on how this works, the benefits, and how this advancement compares to current existing batteries.
