From its Mayfield Village, Ohio base, Electrode Solutions develops Cathode Optimizing Solution (COS) and provides technical consulting for chlor-alkali and water-electrolysis cellrooms. Led by chemical engineer Dino DiFranco, whose career spans more than 30 years in electrochemistry and includes 30 international patents and an R&D 100 award, the company focuses on recovering cathode performance and reducing electrochemical energy use. Its experience also extends to electrode design, failure analysis, and process optimization across several industrial electrochemical applications.
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ElectroCell A/SBorn from Swedish electrochemical research and operating under its current Danish ownership since 2004, ElectroCell A/S makes electrochemical flow cells and complete systems for laboratory, pilot-plant, and production use. Its history reaches back to 1984, with equipment ranging from adaptable research cells to Chlor-o-Safe units that generate fresh sodium hypochlorite for water disinfection. The company also provides feasibility studies, engineering, and commissioning for electrochemical plants.BUFFALO, NY
Industrie De Nora S.p.AFounded in 1923, Industrie De Nora S.p.A. is an Italian multinational specializing in electrochemistry and water treatment systems. It develops and produces electrochemical technologies, including electrodes and electrolyzers, and provides solutions for industrial water management and green hydrogen. The company reports 23 operating companies in 10 countries and five R&D centers in Italy, the United States, and Japan.CONCORD, OH
TechnicNow marking more than 80 years in operation, Technic is a global manufacturer whose work centers on solving difficult surface-finishing problems for electronics and industrial customers. From its Rhode Island base, the company combines specialty chemistry with custom equipment and supports projects through more than 24 facilities in 14 countries. Technic is registered to ISO 9001:2015.PLAINVIEW, NY
Xerion Advanced Battery CorpFounded in 2010 out of the University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign, Dayton-based Xerion Advanced Battery Corp. develops DirectPlate™, a single-step electrochemical process for refining critical minerals and producing advanced battery electrodes. The company has spent more than a decade developing electrodes with up to 100% active material and is commercializing the technology through operational cobalt-refinement and LCO-electrode pilot plants. Xerion’s team includes 15 PhDs and holds more than 23 patents.KETTERING, OH