Description
C2C-NewCap is a Portugal-based advanced energy storage provider specializing in next-generation supercapacitor and battery systems. Founded in 2016 as a University of Lisbon spin-off, the company develops sustainable, high-power solutions for heavy mobility, grid resilience, and electronics engineering.
The commercial portfolio targets automotive, stationary storage, and micro-electronics applications. GO-START system for heavy transportation combines supercapacitors with lithium-ion batteries to eliminate engine idling, cutting truck emissions by 10% and toxic lead consumption. For larger infrastructure, the company builds high-voltage grid buffering architectures optimized for low-inertia frequency regulation and managing power spikes.
Through partnerships with global manufacturers like Kemet, C2C-NewCap is developing advanced surface-mount and reflow compatible-capacitor technology. This technology is able to operate reliably at high temperatures, overcoming severe thermal and density constraints.
C2C-NewCap
C2C-NewCap is a Portugal-based advanced energy storage provider specializing in next-generation supercapacitor and battery systems. Founded in 2016 as a University of Lisbon spin-off, the company develops sustainable, high-power solutions for heavy mobility, grid resilience, and electronics engineering.
The commercial portfolio targets automotive, stationary storage, and micro-electronics applications. GO-START system for heavy transportation combines supercapacitors with lithium-ion batteries to eliminate engine idling, cutting truck emissions by 10% and toxic lead consumption. For larger infrastructure, the company builds high-voltage grid buffering architectures optimized for low-inertia frequency regulation and managing power spikes.
Through partnerships with global manufacturers like Kemet, C2C-NewCap is developing advanced surface-mount and reflow compatible-capacitor technology. This technology is able to operate reliably at high temperatures, overcoming severe thermal and density constraints.