Gelion Technologies, an Australian battery company, will consider bringing in potential investors to its Series C raise around mid-2020, which could be a pre-IPO round ahead of a listing in two to three years, said CEO Rob Fitzpatrick.

This week Gelion was invited to present at the Smart Energy Conference and Exhibition at the International Convention Centre, Sydney.

Professor Thomas Maschmeyer, Executive Chairman of Gelion, speaks with the ABC about Gelion’s breakthrough Zinc-Bromide battery technology for the TV show “The Great Acceleration”

pv magazine have run a feature article on Gelion following the launch of our Gelion Endure battery, including an interesting interview with Gelion Founding chairman Professor Thomas Maschmeyer.

An excellent interview with Founding Chairman Professor Thomas Maschmeyer by the University of Sydney titled ‘Gelion batteries to help power the renewables revolution.’

Gelion Technologies Pty Ltd (Gelion) last night launched Gelion Endure: an energy storage platform, designed to bring new capability to the energy sector globally.

“Gelion is developing batteries made with nano-structured gels which claim better performance than lithium ion batteries in their charging and discharging speed, as well as being smaller, safer, more durable and cheaper.”

Watch Professor Thomas Maschmeyer being interviewed about Gelion’s revolutionary battery platform. “Around the world, the race has been on to develop a better battery than the current lithium configuration. And some of the top contenders are right here in Australia, such as Professor Thomas Maschmeyer. He believes he’s just invented the battery that will change everything.”

Battery makers are concentrating on trying to solve some of the key limitations of lithium ion batteries. One of those is the scant supply of raw materials required to make them, a supply that is unlikely to meet future energy storage demands