
Redefining the battery blueprint
LiNova is a California-based company whose core technology is a domestically manufactured, metal-free polymer cathode made from mass-produced precursors—paired with a standard graphite anode, it beats LFP performance at far lower cost with zero risk of thermal runaway.

LFP cost and sourcing for non-Chinese customers is a problem
Supply chain risk due to blockades on technology exports, tariffs, domestic supply challenges, and safety risk are all issues for the dominant lithium-ion battery tech: LFP.

LiNova solves these problems with its polymer cathode
LiNova's components have minimal supply chain risk, are fully domestic, have zero thermal runaway risk, and have the lowest fundamental material cost--all with manufacturing possible on existing lithium-ion production lines.

Our Technology
A proprietary metal-free polymer, made from mass-produced precursors and domestically manufactured in existing facilities—all with no fire risk and at 33-50% lower cost at the cell level.

Polymer material, 10 micron particle size

LiNova’s polymer cathode active material
LiNova’s polymer cathode is the key to its game changing cell
A proprietary metal-free polymer, made from mass-produced precursors and domestically manufactured in existing facilities—all with no fire risk and at 33-50% less cost at the cell level.

MATERIAL COST
88-94% lower cathode cost, low supply risk

SAFETY
Absolutely no thermal runway risk, no fire

SPECIFIC ENERGY
Competitive energy density

TARIFFS
Fully domestic sourcing and manufacturing

CYCLE LIFE
Competitive cycle life and calendar life

EMISSIONS
Up to 90% less CO2 to manufacture cathode
Our Product
The high-cycle, energy-dense, low-cost LFP cell replacement.
LiNova’s Poly-G
LiNova's flagship commercial product combines LiNova’s proprietary cathode and electrolyte with a graphite anode.

Our Team
LiNova has an experienced team with a strong execution track record.

Michael Nagus
Chief Executive Officer
Over the past 12 years, Mike has held upper-level management positions in the commercial battery manufacturing space, including President of Charger Industries, and Power Products at HPC. Mike has a Bachelor's of Science in Mechanical Engineering from the University of Saskatchewan.

Lin-Feng Li
Chief Technical Officer
Lin-Feng has two decades of energy technology and management experience. His experience includes scaling up a battery manufacturing facility and bringing the venture to full production. Lin-Feng has over 20 issued and pending US patents and has been PI for over $30 million of DOD, ARPA-E, DOE, NSF, NASA and NYSERDA SBIR and non-SBIR programs.

Zeiad Muntasser
Chief Operating Officer
Zeiad has over 20 years of technology and leadership experience in the battery field, with expertise in new product development, battery design, and electrode coating and processing. Prior to LiNova, Zeiad was the president of Alionyx Energy Systems. He had previously been Director of Product Development at Engineered Power, and worked at Enevate and EnerSys. Zeiad has managed over $50 million of private and government projects and has more than ten issued and pending patents.

Guy Longobardo
Director - Legal Affairs and Operations
Guy has business and legal experience in a broad range of industries. Prior to LiNova, he was the Managing Director and Head of Corporate Finance with HSBC Securities and Chairman and CEO of ETS Payphones Inc. Guy holds a B.A. in Economics from Williams College and a J.D. from the Columbia University School of Law.

Bob Galyen
Director and Technical Advisor
Bob is recognized as one of the top executives in the battery energy storage world and science/engineering-based communities. His positions as CTO of CATL (the world’s largest battery manufacturer), Chairman of SAE International Battery Standards Steering Committee, SAE Fellow, Chairman Emeritus and CTO of NAATB International, provide him a unique leadership perspective in the global battery industry.

Dr. Simon Jones
Technical Advisor
Simon has 18 years of chemical technology and leadership experience focused on the commercialization of technologies developed at Caltech and MIT. Currently the CEO of Fluid Efficiency, as Caltech-originated. Past relevant experience includes Senior member of the Technical Staff, NASA-JPL; Vice-President Technology, Countour Energy Systems, a battery technology company based in CA; and Research Chemist, Materia Inc. working with Dr. Robert Grubs (the 2005 winner of the Nobel Prize in Chemistry).


















