Xerotech provide electrification solutions to off-road industries such as construction, agriculture and mining (CAM). Their modular and scalable battery solution has several benefits which are
Xerotech, a leading manufacturer of advanced lithium-ion battery systems, announced today that it will qualify one of its core proprietary battery safety technologies for space applications in conjunction with the European Space Agency (ESA).
Xerotech, a leading manufacturer of lithium-ion battery systems, and Agder, a total supplier to the construction and mining industries, announced that they will be electrifying over 200 units of construction and mining machinery over the next 5 years
Xerotech, the Co Galway-based battery manufacturer and integrator, has announced the creation of 70 jobs over the next six months.
The company said that in response to increased demand for electrification in the non-road mobile machinery market, it is planning for the additional capacity required for its business growth over the coming years.
“The mining market is probably the only electrification market in the world today that has a clearly-defined value proposition for going electric, particularly when it comes to underground mining.”
Barry Flannery, Founder and CEO/CTO of Ireland-based battery systems company Xerotech, spells out the reason why his company has put all its ‘green’ battery eggs into the mining and construction basket.
Combining seven variants of modules with a choice of battery cell chemistry, a new “turnkey” modular battery system from technology firm Xerotech is promising to revolutionize the construction equipment market by offering manufacturers a flexible, scalable battery pack that can go in — well, just about everything!
Use of a common platform allows Xerotech to scale battery systems to an OEM’s specific design requirements.
Xerotech tests modular battery system platform for construction equipment. Technology company Xerotech has launched a modular battery platform, which could potentially be used across an entire range of electrically-powered construction equipment
A chat with founder Barry Flannery helps explain why this fledgling firm, which is producing modular battery systems for off-road electric vehicles, is receiving funding from two Government agencies and two seriously wealthy Irish families. Flannery has a good idea, good technology, and a lot of interest from around the world.
Galway business Xerotech was founded by Dr Barry Flannery, who admits he always had a clear vision of what he wanted to do in life, and that mission is a fully electrified future.