Current Disruptors

Ewan Fraser, CEO and co-founder at SoLead, spoke to Current± about how the company is seeking to prove the commercial viability of soluble lead flow batteries in the UK and beyond.

Aegis Energy is developing a network of charging hubs that will have the capacity to charge over 40 heavy goods vehicles and 25 vans simultaneously. We spoke to Kasia Chodurek, the company's director of business development, about the firm’s plans and why it set itself such a challenge.

Owen Mabbott, head of solutions at startup Omility, spoke to Current± about how the company is helping fleet managers make their green energy transition.

Current± spoke to Ian Mach, founder of Charge Gully, to explore how the firm is breaking down barriers to home EV charging.

Current± spoke to James Macnaghten, co-founder and CEO of Caldera, to see how the company is targeting the decarbonisation of industrial heat.

Current± spoke to Hector Lancaster, co-founder of Super6, a startup trying to reduce the cost and performance barriers to supercapacitor uptake.

We spoke to Kamil Kluza, Climate X’s chief operating officer, to find out more about mapping the future, data gathering and how to make an impact.

Current± sat down with Jo Horrigan, director and co-founder of Nuvolt, about energy management, grid connectivity and the perks of being a small business.

As we look forward to the new year Current± caught up with contributors to its 'Disruptors' series interviewed this year, to reflect on their biggest successes of 2023 and hear what 2024 holds.

Current± spoke with Michael Goulden, co-founder of Kerbo Charge, on how the company's technology could bolster on-street charging and support those without access to traditional home chargers.