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Qnetic Begins Construction of the World’s Largest Flywheel Energy Storage Test Facility and Assembles First 200-kWh “Pulsar” Prototype
Qnetic begins building the world’s largest flywheel test facility in Shanghai and assembles its first full-scale 200-kWh Pulsar prototype ahead of 2027 pilots.
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The Battery That Spins
Qnetic bets on mechanical flywheel storage over lithium-ion — building the world’s largest flywheel test facility in Shanghai as it heads toward 2027 pilots.
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How Qnetic Is Rethinking the Energy Storage Market
Qnetic is challenging lithium-ion with a Mach-3 carbon-fiber flywheel — betting not on lower upfront cost, but on higher returns, 30-year life, and China-free supply chains.
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More Value, Not More Cells: Qnetic’s Storage Strategy
Qnetic CEO Michael Pratt on why flywheel storage — no lithium, no degradation, two to three daily cycles — is the next generation of grid infrastructure.
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The Sustainability Case for Zero-Degradation Storage
Analyzing the environmental footprint of lithium-ion mining versus long-lived steel and carbon-fibre kinetic energy systems.

