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Developing a sustainable, non-metal battery to support the renewable energy transition.

• Sustainable battery innovation: SorbiForce’s non-metal, fully recyclable battery technology offers an eco-friendly alternative to conventional energy storage solutions.
• Proven research and development: Backed by seven years of R&D, five patents, and support from major organizations like Google and the U.S. Department of State.
• Market-ready technology: Achieved 99.7% Coulombic efficiency in lab testing and developed scalable production modules.
• Industry recognition and partnerships: Graduated from the Plug and Play accelerateAZ program and is working with key industry stakeholders to accelerate commercialization.
• Positioned for market growth: The battery industry is projected to expand to $1.1 trillion by 2040, creating significant opportunities for SorbiForce’s sustainable storage solutions.

SorbiForce is developing a sustainable, non-metal battery technology designed to support the transition to renewable energy while addressing the limitations of traditional energy storage solutions. Unlike conventional lithium-ion and cobalt-based batteries, SorbiForce’s patented technology is made from recyclable, renewable materials, offering a safer and more environmentally friendly alternative. With seven years of research and development, five patents, and backing from organizations such as the U.S. Department of State and Google, SorbiForce has achieved key milestones, including 99.7% Coulombic efficiency in lab testing. The company is now focused on scaling production and commercializing its battery modules for applications in grid storage, electric vehicle infrastructure, and data centers.

The funds raised through this offering will be used to expand production capacity, complete pilot projects, and advance intellectual property protections to prepare for licensing agreements. SorbiForce has developed a scalable manufacturing process and has secured partnerships to accelerate market entry. Having recently graduated from the Plug and Play accelerateAZ program and gained traction through industry collaborations, the company is positioned to capitalize on the projected growth of the global battery market, which is expected to reach $1.1 trillion by 2040. This investment supports SorbiForce’s mission to revolutionize energy storage with a cost-effective, circular economy solution, ensuring sustainability without compromising efficiency or performance.

Company Info

SorbiForce is developing a sustainable, metal-free battery technology designed to provide cost-effective, recyclable energy storage for renewable energy, electric vehicles, and grid applications.

SorbiForce is an energy storage company developing a patented, metal-free battery designed for sustainability, safety, and efficiency. The company aims to address the limitations of traditional lithium-based batteries by utilizing recyclable, non-toxic materials sourced from renewable agricultural residues. With a focus on affordability and environmental responsibility, SorbiForce’s technology supports applications in grid storage, electric vehicle infrastructure, and renewable energy integration. Its innovative approach offers a durable, cost-effective alternative to conventional battery systems, targeting key industries that require reliable and scalable energy storage solutions.

Founded by a team of scientists, engineers, and entrepreneurs, SorbiForce has spent over seven years in research and development, achieving key milestones such as 99.7% Coulombic efficiency and the development of a scalable production module. The company has been recognized by organizations such as Google, the U.S. Department of State, and VentureWell and is collaborating with the University of Arizona’s Center for Innovation. By leveraging strategic partnerships, industry grants, and private investment, SorbiForce seeks to expand its market presence and commercialize its breakthrough battery technology to support the global transition to renewable energy.