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Kodiaq Technologies has completed a funding round of £850,000 ($1.1 million) to advance the development of organic electrolytes for metal-free flow battery storage. The company is supported by over 20 high-net-worth investors from the climate tech and deep tech sectors.

Kodiaq's technology aims to provide a cost-effective alternative to lithium and vanadium-based systems, offering environmental benefits by using organic chemistry instead of mined metals. The electrolytes are designed to enhance energy density and long-duration performance in flow batteries, leading to improved system economics. The pilot projects are expected to lead to a significant funding round in 2026 for scaled-up demonstration projects globally.