Brill Power
A cleantech startup with a revolutionary new way to store energy using lithium ion battery cells.

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Oxford Energy collaborates with small and large energy companies, and national governments, councils, government agencies and NGOs around the world. Major industrial collaborators include Bosch, BP, British Gas, ETRI, EDF, Emirates, E.ON, Equinor, Faraday Institution, Habitat Energy, Jaguar Land Rover, Johnson Matthey, Kensa Contracting, KETEP, Mitsubishi Heavy Industries, National Grid, Network Rail, Nissan, Nuvve, Ørsted, Piclo, Pivot Power, Rolls-Royce, Samsung, Schlumberger, Shell, Siemens, SSE Networks and UK Power Networks.
For enquires related to industrial collaboration contact Andy Gilchrist, Business Development Manager for Industry.
Oxford University Consulting provides advice and expertise to many companies in the energy sector, on topics including storage systems, electric vehicles, smart meters, tidal energy, nano technology and power conversion.
Contact Gurinder Punn for enquiries concerning possible consultancy with Oxford researchers.
Licensing of intellectual property generated by Oxford researchers is managed by Oxford University Innovation. Agreements in place cover technologies that range from water purification, through methanol production and hydrogen production to solar concentration.
For more information please email enquiries@innovation.ox.ac.uk.
A cleantech startup with a revolutionary new way to store energy using lithium ion battery cells.
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