SAS Novacium

Based in France, SAS Novacium specializes in developing sustainable energy solutions, focusing on advanced lithium-ion battery technology and innovative hydrogen production methods. SAS Novacium, founded in 2022 in France, is dedicated to the innovation of sustainable energy solutions. The company has recently experienced a pivot towards enhancing its battery and hydrogen technologies. The founder's background information is not provided.

As of March 2026, SAS Novacium raised EUR 2. 5 million in SEED funding from HPQ Silicon, bringing its total amount raised to EUR 2. 5 million with one deal completed to date. Novacium specializes in the development of sustainable energy solutions, focusing on three core product offerings: advanced lithium-ion (Li-ion) battery cells, autonomous hydrogen production, and waste-to-energy conversion processes.

The company enhances battery capacity significantly by integrating silicon into the anodes, thereby addressing the demand for more efficient energy storage solutions in various industries such as automotive and consumer electronics. Furthermore, Novacium's innovative approach to hydrogen production involves the hydrolysis of metal alloys, including silicon, which results in green hydrogen that is both safer and more cost-effective. The waste-to-energy initiative focuses on converting black aluminum slags into green hydrogen, contributing to waste reduction and providing partial energy self-sufficiency for industrial clients. Novacium serves a diverse client base, including industrial manufacturers and energy sector companies, primarily in European markets, with strategic efforts aimed at expanding into additional international markets.

Novacium's revenue model revolves around B2B partnerships and direct engagements with industrial clients who require advanced energy solutions. The company establishes long-term collaborations with businesses seeking to enhance their energy efficiency and sustainability, often involving customized agreements and technology transfers that facilitate the integration of Novacium’s products into their operations. Transactions typically include the sale of flagship products such as the silicon-enhanced Li-ion batteries and hydrogen production systems, where pricing structures are tailored to the specific needs and scale of the client’s operations. Novacium leverages its technological expertise to negotiate partnerships that may encompass joint ventures or exclusive supply contracts, ensuring a steady stream of revenue while fostering innovation in energy sustainability.

In March 2026, SAS Novacium raised EUR 2. 5 million in SEED funding from new investor HPQ Silicon. The company will use the funding to increase its strategic exposure to battery and hydrogen technologies while simplifying governance and facilitating access to European and French funding programs reserved for domestically controlled companies. Future initiatives include the launch of new battery technologies and expansion into additional European and international markets by 2027.