HISTORY
Founded in 1994, Nexceris is an energy company that develops innovative sensor, power generation and catalyst solutions. While technology development for the U.S. Government was the foundation of the company, Nexceris has successfully commercialized solid oxide fuel cell materials and advanced gas sensor product lines in recent years. We currently aim to accelerate commercialization of our pipeline of emerging technologies.
HeatPath™ revamps chemical reactors for carbon constrained economies. We make chemical reactors more productive and energy efficient.
Adena Power is a new business from Nexceris, and is dedicated to the commercialization of our new sodium solid-state battery.
Formed strategic partnership with Honeywell for global distribution of Li-ion Tamer stationery products.
Signed JDA to develop a NOx Sensor product. In partnership with a Tier-1 Automotive Supplier.
Fuel Cell coating commercialized.
Nuclear Sensor development begins.
H2 Alarm Box launched.
ISO 9001 Certification received.
Developed Li-ion off-gas detection sensor under a Navy-sponsored project. Currently sold under the Li-ion Tamer business unit.
Corrosion coating begins.
Began work on NOx sensors after discovering a new mechanism for NOx detection.
Initiated SOFC stack R&D with joint development agreement ("JDA"). In partnership with Plug Power.
Moved to 56,000 sf facility in Lewis Center.
Awarded contract from U.S. Department of Energy ("DoE") to establish an electrolyte coating process for solid oxide fuel cells ("SOFC"). Partnership with Siemens Westinghouse.
Nexceris Updates
Nexceris Honored to Make 2024 Fast 50 List
Nexceris has made the Columbus Business First Fast 50 list. The Fast 50 list consists of the fastest-growing businesses in Central Ohio, showing tremendous growth year after year.
Nexceris hosts Gov. Taizo Mikazuki from Shiga Prefecture, Japan
During his visit to Columbus for the 54th Annual Midwest U.S.-Japan (MWJA) Conference Sept. 9-10, Gov. Taizo Mikazuki of the Shiga Prefecture made a significant stop
Off-gas Detection System Receives Favorable Test Result
As lithium-ion (Li-ion) batteries continue to gain global popularity for energy storage and power supply units for equipment and electric vehicle systems, our industry is