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THOUSANDS OF REASONS OUR STORAGE SYSTEMS ARE BETTER THAN LITHIUM BATTERIES

Beyond Batteries

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REAKTHROUGH TECHNOLOGY - Improves energy storage performance with nearly unlimited cycling, faster recharge rates, and negligible degradation.

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ElectroChemical vs. ElectroStatic

Batteries Store Energy ElectroCHEMICALLY

•Electrochemical DECAY produces electricity

•Electrochemical reaction generates heat

•Dendrites can lead to fires and explosions

•Regular maintenance & replacement costs

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Supercapacitors Store Energy ElectroSTATICALLY

•Electrostatic energy storage has NO DECAY

•Electrostatic energy transfer produces NO HEAT

•Supercapacitors have no risk of fire or explosion

•No maintenance or replacement costs expected

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ENCAP Technology Comparison

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ENCAP vs The Competition

25 Year Cost Comparison ENCAP vs Tesla Megapack

ENCAP has the Lowest Levelized Cost of Energy *   (No Replacement Cycles)

* Levelized Cost of Energy (LCOE) is a cost of generating energy (usually electricity) for a particular system. It is an economic assessment of the cost of the energy-generating system including all the costs over its lifetime

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Overall Assumptions

•Solar + Grid energy storage

•Prices are as published

•Site Prep Completed

Tesla Megapack (3.1MW)

•Only one cycle per day

•Temp affects performance

•Optimum temp 73F

•8-year replacement cycle

        *Risk of fire and explosion

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ENCAP (3.1MW) Graphene

•Multiple cycles per day

•Wide temp tolerance

•No risk of thermal runaway

•No replacement cycles/costs

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ENCAP Microgrid Support

•Containerized Energy Storage solution

•Available in various sizes & capacities

•Configurable to meet local Grid specs

•Ruggedized design for military missions

•Maintenance free, easy parts replacement

•Easy to scale by connecting multiple pods

•Smart grid software for load prioritization

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One (1) 40' Container = 3MW
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