Leading the charge to our clean energy future
Inspired energy storage
The world is making the shift from fossil fuels to renewable energy.
To power that transition Gelion has developed the next generation of safe stationary storage technology to maximise solar and wind energy.
We are also unlocking the full potential of lithium batteries to unleash ultra high-energy to power tomorrow’s electric cars, electric trucks and electric aviation.
Gelion is a global energy storage innovator delivering the future, today.
Stationary Storage
Revolutionary zinc-bromide battery technology that is affordable, scalable, and safe to reliably store and dispatch renewable energy when and where it is needed.
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Mobile Storage
Gelion’s suite of additives for lithium batteries offer the most advanced and affordable performance enhancement for electric vehicles – accelerating the world to emission-free transport.
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Latest News
Gelion’s Founding Chairman recognized among top Australian scientists changing the world
Gelion’s Founding Chairman, Professor Thomas Maschmeyer, has been recognised for his outstanding contribution to science in the annual prestigious honorific awards of the Australian Academy of Science, the country’s premier scientific association.
Cicada Innovations Emerge Festival 2020
Sally-Ann Williams, CEO of Cicada Innovations talks to Gelion about our Zinc Bromide battery technology, the Gelion Lighting Benches at The University of Sydney and what our plans are for 2021.
AFR Opinion: Break the home-made hurdles that stop technology development
Why do Australian innovations need to go overseas to commercialise, only to then be re-imported?
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