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Incorporate U.S. lithium-ion batteries into your design.
Cathode materials account for approximately 40% of a battery’s cost, and Sparkz’s domestic sourcing ensures eligibility for federal tax credits.
Our chemistry reduces costs by 40%, making your vehicle more affordable.
Sparkz relies on U.S. materials ensuring no supply chain disruptions keeping you producing.
FeCAM's™ robust chemistry ensures that LFP batteries are less susceptible to thermal runoff and are more tolerant of a wider operating temperature thus providing a safer alternative for multiple applications.
FeCAM™ is engineered to keep working by fully charging in 15 minutes thus eliminating operation interruptions.
FeCAM™ integrates seamlessly with any anode and electrolyte material and is adaptable to any cell (prismatic or cylindrical), offering a customized solution tailored to your vehicle’s design requirements.
As new features and designs are added to vehicles FeCAM™ provides the flexibility to fit any design demands.
FeCAM™ batteries can be designed to fit any vehicle for any fleet meeting the requirements for future releases.
The Sparkz team is dedicated to building the right battery to fit your design requirements in collaboration with your team.
Sparkz can deliver cathode material, cells, or a full battery pack that will seamlessly integrate into your system.
Sparkz produces FeCAM™ in the United States, quality solutions at competitive prices.
Dr. Sanjiv Malhotra is the founder and CEO of Sparkz—the battery start-up reinventing the energy supply chain.
Malhotra has been a leader in the energy sector for nearly three decades as a founder, investor and executive. Most recently, he served as the inaugural director for the Energy Investor Center at the U.S Department of Energy (DOE), serving under both Democratic and Republican administrations.
At DOE, Malhotra led the Obama Administration’s initiative to boost public-private partnerships to accelerate the commercialization of technologies developed in national research centers like Oak Ridge National Labs.
Malhotra was recruited to the Department of Energy after a successful exit of Oorja Protonics—the world leader in methanol fuel cells—which he founded and led as CEO for 10 years. Oorja raised $50 Million in equity financing from leading VCs such as Sequoia, DAG Ventures, Artis Capital and others during his tenure. He boosted Oorja’s revenue and profitability growth, while expanding operations globally in Japan, China, South Africa, Mexico, and India.
Oorja was acquired in 2014 by the Private Equity firm MinXing Growth Fund.
As an investor and consultant, Malhotra has worked at leading venture capital firms, including Kleiner Perkins Caufield and Byers as an advisor on clean energy and advanced materials.
Earlier in his career, Malhotra led the engineering and product development team at H Power, a pioneer in hydrogen fuel cells. As part of the management team, he managed the successful IPO, which raised more than $100 million in August 2000.
He began his career as a post-doctoral fellow at the renowned Lawrence Berkeley National Labs on electrochemical storage systems. Dr. Malhotra has authored seven patents and more than 40 publications in various fields of energy storage technology and materials. He holds a PhD in chemical engineering and an M.B.A from University of Iowa.
