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We Solved the Biggest Problem in the $3T Energy Storage Market

Qnetic’s breakthrough energy storage tech lasts up to 3X longer than lithium-ion batteries at half the lifetime cost. And with the global energy storage market projected to reach $3 trillion, we’re right on time. We’ve already earned $110M in order commitments, covering our next 2 years of manufacturing.

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See how Qnetic is solving the biggest challenge in energy

Reasons to Invest

Our technology is already attracting serious interest from prominent investors and customers.

  • Commitments from Top Operators

    A major independent power producer, the top buyer of Tesla's Megapack, signed up to take 800 units.

  • 02

    2× revenue potential

    A Qnetic project offers the potential to generate 2X the revenue of an equivalent lithium system—every single day.

  • 03

    Independent Validation

    Our planned pilot project includes independent performance validation by by the EPRI, the global energy sector's leading research body.

  • 04

    Institutional backing

    Institutional backing from SOSV, the world's #1 climate tech investor, Kingscrowd Capital, and D3VC

  • 05

    Made in America

    Assembled in the US, no lithium, no cobalt, and no dependence on Chinese battery supply chains.

Problem

The World is Running Short on Reliable Power

From AI data centers to hospitals and beyond, the world needs uninterrupted power. But its current backbone, lithium-ion batteries, degrades from day one, spontaneously combusts, and depends on supply chains controlled by China. It’s why the IEA flagged lithium supply chains as a systemic risk to energy security. With the energy storage market projected to reach $3 trillion, a de-risked, long-lasting alternative carries massive upside.

  • $3T1

    Global energy storage market projected to exceed.

  • $70B+2

    invested in climate tech in 2022 alone.

  • 90%3

    Renewables will account for 90% of new power capacity (IEA).

The world needs reliable storage systems that can store energy when production is high and release it when it’s low. Like ours.

Field of Qnetic flywheel storage units

Our Technology

A Battery That Never Wears Out

Qnetic’s battery delivers reliable, on-demand energy storage without the drawbacks of lithium-ion tech. It lasts decades, costs about 2X less per MWh, and works in any environment.

  • Stores energy efficiently, delivering power as needed

  • No capacity loss, working like new for 30+ years

  • Handles extreme conditions, working in desert heat or Arctic cold

  • Free of scarce supply chains, made entirely from abundant, locally sourced materials

  • Completely safe, carrying no fire risk or toxic chemicals

How It Works

How the Qnetic Battery Works

Qnetic charges and discharges electricity like any other battery, but instead of storing energy with chemicals like lithium, it stores it mechanically with kinetic energy. To charge, Qnetic uses a motor to spin a rotor, turning electricity into kinetic energy. The faster the rotor spins, the more energy it stores – staying fully charged when at its fastest. When power is needed, the motor switches to generator mode, slowing the rotor down and efficiently converting its kinetic energy back into electricity.

QNETIC MECHANICAL BATTERY

  • 1 MWh

    Capacity

  • POWER

    250kW

    Power

  • 4-12 hrs

    Discharge

  • >85%

    Round-Trip Efficiency

Labeled diagram of a Qnetic flywheel energy storage unit, showing motor generator, suspension bearing, rotor, and vacuum-sealed casing
Qnetic Q1 energy storage unit enabling clean, sustainable power 24/7 on-demandInfographic showing $1.2 trillion energy storage market with wind turbines and substations mapCollage illustrating downsides of lithium-ion including mining, shipping, and fire hazardsChart showing multicycling unmet need with 700+ cycles per year versus lithium-ion limitsQnetic Q1 Pulsar Platform flywheel energy storage system with internal cross-section view

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Competitive Advantage

Outperforming Across the Board

In lithium-ion systems, draining a battery from 100% to 0% equals one “cycle” – and each cycle rapidly degrades overall energy capacity. That’s why most grid-scale systems are limited to one full cycle per day: to preserve lifespan. Qnetic doesn’t degrade, so it can cycle as often as needed – unlocking more flexibility and revenue per day. Here’s how we compare:

Advantages over
Lithium-ion LFP batteries

While Li-ion may be cheaper to install, Qnetic wins where it matters – on durability, performance, and lifetime value.

Radar chart comparing Qnetic and lithium storage across categories: CAPEX, degradation resistance, land efficiency, cycle life, climate resistance, and domestic content.

Expansion / Roadmap

Scaling Toward Our Long-Term Vision

We envision a future where Qnetic storage provides every town and city access to reliable renewable energy, replacing fossil fuels entirely. Here’s how we’ll start to make that a reality:

  1. 2026 H1

    • First serial product prototype build
  2. 2026 H2

    • Launch customer pilot deployment and validation testing
  3. 2027

    • First commercial installations with utilities and energy developers.
    • Full-scale U.S. production ramp-up.
  4. 2028-2029

    • Expansion to 80+ public power authorities and large-scale deployments.
  5. 2030

    • Over 3,500 units deployed annually, international expansion into Europe and Asia.

The above timeline is based on assumptions of meeting our development and performance goals, maintaining costs, and successfully adhering to regulatory requirements. These projections are subject to various risks, including, among other things, changes in development and manufacturing costs, potential design and manufacturing delays, competition, and our ability to raise funds, all of which are more fully outlined in the “Risk Factors” section in the Company's Form C Offering Statement filed with the SEC.

Our vision for energy storage will enable humanity to rely on clean, renewable power 24/7, on-demand.

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Team

Proven Leaders, Engineers, and Visionaries

Experts in tech, engineering, and business, the Qnetic team is united in transforming energy systems for good.

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MICHAEL PRATT

Co-founder / CEO

Award-winning product design specialist—16 years' experience in leading product development consultancy IDC in London and Shanghai. Inventor on several patents and has track record of successful, innovative and award-winning products. Was the founding General Manager and Technical Director of the China business for IDC, leading delivery of exceptional results for clients across diverse product types.

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LOÏC BASTARD

Co-founder / CTO

Former Head of Department at wind turbine manufacturer Envision Energy and 10-year veteran of Siemens. Expert in designing and analyzing complex rotating systems with 18 years experience across jet engines, gas turbines and wind turbines. Specializes in vibrations, rotor dynamics, and FEA.

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MALCOLM MATHEWS

COO

Global business executive with 30+ years of leadership across industrial, technology, and services sectors, including roles as APAC CFO at Johnson Controls, Stanley Black & Decker, and Carrier. He has overseen multi-billion-dollar portfolios, major restructurings, and growth initiatives across Asia-Pacific.

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DR. MATHIAS MIER

MD, Qnetic GmbH

Almost forty years in leading roles in renewable energy, including twelve years at REpower Systems and five years Envision Energy. Expert in intercultural business, quality, risk and supplier management. Experience in managing global JV and license agreements.

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Frequently Asked Questions

  • What is a Regulation D offering?

    Regulation D is a set of SEC rules that allow private companies to raise capital without registering the securities with the SEC. This offering is being conducted under Rule 506(c), which permits the Company to publicly market the offering but limits participation to verified accredited investors.

  • Who can invest in this offering?

    Because this is a Rule 506(c) offering, only accredited investors whose status has been verified may participate. Investors must be at least 18 years old. Non-accredited investors are not eligible to invest in this round.

  • What is an accredited investor?

    You generally qualify as an accredited investor if you meet at least one of the following:

    • Individual income exceeding $200,000 (or $300,000 jointly with a spouse or spousal equivalent) in each of the last two years, with a reasonable expectation of the same this year;
    • A net worth over $1,000,000, individually or jointly with a spouse, excluding the value of your primary residence;
    • Hold in good standing a Series 7, 65, or 82 license; or
    • Qualify as an entity-level accredited investor (e.g., certain trusts, family offices, or entities with assets over $5,000,000).
  • How is my accredited investor status verified?

    Rule 506(c) requires the Company (or its agents) to take “reasonable steps” to verify accreditation. Through the DealMaker platform, you can complete verification by uploading recent W-2s, tax returns, brokerage or bank statements, a credit report, or a written confirmation from a licensed CPA, attorney, registered investment adviser, or registered broker-dealer. A self-certification alone is not sufficient.

  • Is there a minimum or maximum investment?

    The minimum investment for this round is set on the offering page. Because Regulation D does not impose investor-level investment caps, accredited investors may invest above the minimum subject to availability and the Company’s acceptance of the subscription.

  • Are these securities registered with the SEC?

    No. The shares offered are being sold under an exemption from registration under the Securities Act of 1933. They have not been registered with the SEC or any state securities regulator, and no regulator has approved or disapproved the securities or passed on the merits of the offering.

  • What are the risks of investing in a private company?

    Investing in a private, early-stage company is highly speculative and involves a high degree of risk, including total loss of your investment. The shares are illiquid, your ownership may be diluted by future financings, distributions are not guaranteed, and there may be no exit for many years — if ever. You should only invest amounts you can afford to lose, and these securities should represent only a portion of a diversified portfolio.

  • Can I sell my shares?

    Shares acquired in a Regulation D offering are restricted securities and cannot be freely resold. Under Rule 144, non-affiliates of the Company generally must hold restricted securities for at least one year before any resale, and even after that, resales are limited to private transactions because there is no public trading market. Any transfer must also comply with the Company’s organizational documents, including any rights of first refusal or transfer restrictions.

  • When will I get my investment back?

    The Common Stock (the “Shares”) of Qnetic Corp (the “Company”) are not publicly traded and cannot be easily sold. As a private-company investor, you typically realize a return only if the Company is acquired or completes an initial public offering. These outcomes generally take 5–10 years or longer and are not guaranteed. Many private companies never reach an exit and may fail entirely, in which case your investment could be lost.

  • What are the tax implications?

    The Company and the offering platform do not provide tax advice. Tax treatment depends on your individual circumstances, including holding period, capital gains rates, and whether the shares qualify for benefits under Section 1202 (QSBS). Please consult your accountant or tax advisor before investing.

  • Can I invest from outside the United States?

    Non-U.S. investors may be permitted to participate subject to the laws of their home jurisdiction and any additional verification requirements. International investors are responsible for ensuring their participation complies with local securities, anti-money laundering, and tax rules.

  • How will I keep up with how the Company is doing?

    Unlike a public company, a private issuer conducting a Regulation D offering is not required to file periodic reports with the SEC. The Company intends to provide investor updates — including material business developments and, where appropriate, financial information — on a periodic basis through the DealMaker investor portal and by email. The frequency and detail of these updates may change over time.

  • What if I change my mind about investing?

    Subscriptions are reviewed and accepted by the Company. You may generally withdraw your subscription before it has been accepted by contacting info@dealmakersecurities.com. Once your subscription has been accepted and your funds released from escrow, the investment is binding and cannot be unilaterally cancelled. Please review your subscription agreement for the exact terms.

  • What is the role of DealMaker Securities?

    DealMaker Securities LLC, a registered broker-dealer and member of FINRA/SIPC, is acting as the broker of record for this offering. DealMaker Securities and its affiliates may receive cash and equity-based compensation in connection with the offering and may provide additional services to the Company in the future. There is no guarantee that any such services will continue after the offering closes.