
Omega Power is an innovative battery R&D company commercializing next-generation lithium-metal battery electrodes. Their patented NanoSponge™ technology replaces graphite and copper foil electrodes, offering a drop-in solution for existing manufacturers to upgrade to lithium-metal battery technology, providing 50% greater energy density. This technology aims to power consumer electronics, aerial drones, and high-end EV markets. The company is led by a world-class team, including Chief Science Officer Dr. Daniel Hashim, recognized by Forbes 30 under 30, and is currently undertaking a Series A offering to finance pilot-scale cell assembly production.

Omega Power is an innovative battery R&D company commercializing next-generation lithium-metal battery electrodes. Their patented NanoSponge™ technology replaces graphite and copper foil electrodes, offering a drop-in solution for existing manufacturers to upgrade to lithium-metal battery technology, providing 50% greater energy density. This technology aims to power consumer electronics, aerial drones, and high-end EV markets. The company is led by a world-class team, including Chief Science Officer Dr. Daniel Hashim, recognized by Forbes 30 under 30, and is currently undertaking a Series A offering to finance pilot-scale cell assembly production.
Core product: NanoSponge™ graphite-free electrode designed as a drop-in replacement to enable lithium‑metal battery capacity
Performance claim: Company materials state ~50% greater energy density vs standard graphite‑anode Li‑ion
Financing: Series A offering underway targeting up to USD 25,000,000 (500 units @ USD 50,000/unit)
Founders: Samuel R. Hashim (Co‑Founder & CEO) and Dr. Daniel P. Hashim (Co‑Founder & CSO)
Last disclosed funding: Seed round dated 2022-02-17; total funding reported USD 410,000
Energy‑dense, rechargeable lithium‑metal-capable battery electrodes and safer lithium‑ion cell designs for consumer and transport applications.
2017
Battery R&D / Energy storage
USD 410,000
“Company is conducting a Series A offering to raise up to USD 25,000,000 via sale of up to 500 units at USD 50,000 per unit (each unit includes 6,000 common shares at USD 8.33/share) to qualified investors under Rule 506(c) of Regulation D.”