Transforming Energy Storage, Transforming the World
CapyBara Energy’s impact extends across the broader power ecosystem. By improving cost structures, safety margins, and system reliability, our technology enhances grid performance and operational resilience. Each deployment reinforces energy access and economic stability
Enviromental impact
Economic Impact
Social Impact
Global Impact
Impact Metrics
Manufacturing approach designed for cost-competitive system output
Up to 500 million tons waste per year
Targeting 8GWh cumulative by 2030
Firming and stabilizing power across all generation sources
Lower storage costs compared to Li-ion, at or below $0.05 per kWh
Materials and Design Philosophy
Our storage architecture is built around stable, widely available material precursors and a design approach that prioritizes reliability, manufacturability, and long service life. Each stage, from material preparation through module assembly, is engineered for predictable performance and efficient production
Productive Use of Underutilized Materials
Our electrode materials can be produced from coal, coal-tar derivatives, agricultural residues, and industrial byproducts. This enables new economic pathways for materials that traditionally require disposal or long-term storage, while providing a consistent, scalable feedstock for large deployments
Durability and Longevity
With an expected lifespan of up to 40 years and minimal maintenance requirements, our systems provide long-term operational stability and reduce the need for frequent component replacement or field servicing
Why Our Impact Matters
By removing reliance on constrained mineral supply chains and enabling the use of abundant material precursors, our technology supports more predictable planning, sourcing, and long-term operational stability for utilities and large energy users
Our material strategy and modular production processes create new opportunities in advanced manufacturing, fabrication, and system integration
Our systems provide dependable multi-hour support in settings where consistent power is essential including industrial facilities, AI Data Centers, remote operations, microgrids, and grid-constrained regions thereby improving resilience and continuity across critical services
