Egill Elvestad is a seasoned professional currently serving as the Chief Marketing Officer at nanoCaps AS, a pioneering Norwegian startup in the energy storage sector. With over 30 years of experience in international sales and management, Egill has held various high-profile roles including CEO positions, and has extensive experience as a business consultant and strategic advisor.

At nanoCaps, Egill is instrumental in leading the marketing efforts for the company’s groundbreaking technology in supercapacitors and superbatteries. The company specializes in advanced energy storage solutions, leveraging patented inter-linked cross-connected nanotube electrodes, which significantly enhance energy capacity and efficiency. Under his leadership, nanoCaps has secured multiple patents and is positioning itself as a leader in the energy storage industry.

Egill’s technical foundation is built on a Bachelor’s degree in Mechanical Engineering, and his extensive career has seen him contribute to various sectors, making significant impacts through his leadership and strategic insights. He joined nanoCaps in August 2022 and has been a key player in driving the company’s growth and innovation since.

Company’s Bio- nanoCaps:

nanoCaps AS is a forward-thinking Norwegian company focused on the development of state-of-the-art electrodes for supercapacitors and superbatteries. Established in 2021 and headquartered in Horten, Norway, nanoCaps has quickly become a notable name in the energy storage industry. The company is currently in the research and development phase, dedicated to scaling up its production processes to bring their groundbreaking technology to market.

nanoCaps has achieved a significant milestone by setting a world record in capacitance with their innovative inter-linked cross-connected nanotube electrodes, reaching an impressive 2500 mF/cm². This technological advancement holds the potential to dramatically enhance the performance and efficiency of supercapacitors, positioning nanoCaps as a key innovator in the field.

Although nanoCaps has not yet entered the commercial phase, the company has secured Letters of Intent (LOIs) and Memoranda of Understanding (MOUs) with several major players in the industry. These agreements indicate strong interest in nanoCaps’ disruptive technology, with plans for these companies to test the advanced electrodes as the company moves closer to full-scale production.

As nanoCaps continues to develop and refine its processes, it stands on the brink of becoming a leading supplier of high-performance electrodes, contributing to the evolution of next-generation energy storage solutions