British lithium-sulfur battery manufacturer OXIS Energy has told PV magazine its modular solution will be ready for use in aircraft within five years. See full article

Most of us have heard of Lithium-Ion batteries, but OXIS Energy is looking at improving this longstanding staple of battery technology. See full article

Article by Anthony David in TechTribe Oxford See full interview

Bye Aerospace will be using high-density lithium-sulfur batteries from OXIS See full interview

Interview by SuperbCrew with Dr David Ainsworth, CTO at OXIS Energy See full interview

Safran today has acquired an equity interest in OXIS Energy through its Safran Corporate Ventures subsidiary, which invests in disruptive technology businesses. OXIS Energy, a leader in lithium-sulfur cell technology...

In conjunction with OXIS Energy, Ceetak Ltd is proud to be part of the Faraday Battery Challenge; a programme designed to ensure that battery cell research and innovation take centre...

State Government invests in lithium exploration and processing project in Jequitinhonha Valley. The Minas Gerais state government, through Codemig Participaqöes (Codepar), a subsidiary of the Minas Gerais Development Company (Codemge),...

Confrapar, manager of Aerotec, a fund invested by Economic Development Company of Minas Gerais (Codemig), paid 3.75 millions pounds (almost 17 millions reais) for a 10% stake in Oxis Energy,...

CV Magazine opened a phase of voting for the 2016 Small Business Awards, and we are  pleased to announce that OXIS won Best Lithium Sulphur Chemistry Manufacturer 2016.  

Steatite, UK, reports on a new milestone in the development of a pressure tolerant lithium-sulfur battery pack for marine autonomous systems (MAS) International Ocean Systems January / February 2017