Fairlight energy carrier.Swiss development platform / FEC–1

Electricityyou can move.

Fairlight is developing a reusable physical carrier for stored renewable energy. Charge it. Store it. Move it. Use it elsewhere.

Concept visualization of the proposed FEC-1 iron energy carrier
FEC—1
Physical energy carrier
Concept visualization / proposed architecture
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Batteries stay put.
Fairlight doesn’t.

Most stored electricity is tied to the place where its battery is installed. Fairlight separates the energy inventory from the machine that charges and discharges it.

Commercial solar site with surplus generation
Solar site
Carriers on a pallet in local logistics
Pallet / local transport
Another compatible site using the stored energy
Another site
  • Store
  • Lend
  • Lease
  • Move
  • Reserve
  • Return

One machine.
Many carriers.

The entire architecture is three steps: charge the carrier, prepare it for storage, discharge it where it is needed.

One machine / development architecture

The expensive machine stays.
The energy inventory scales.

Standardize the carrier.
Improve what’s inside.

FEC-1 defines the physical interface: handling, docking, storage, identity and logistics. The electrode technology inside can improve without replacing the surrounding infrastructure.

FEC-1 / 400 × 300 mm concept envelope — drag to inspect
  1. 01HandleHuman or robot grip in a common envelope.
  2. 02DockOne processing interface at every station.
  3. 03IdentityA permanent optical mark on every carrier.
  4. 04Electrode packA replaceable formed iron electrode structure.
  1. 2027Electrode A
  2. 2030Electrode B
  3. 2035Electrode C
  4. Same carrier.

The carrier should outlive the chemistry.

Stored energy
becomes inventory.

The ambition is not another fixed battery. It is a common physical format for stored electricity.

Commercial solar generation
Commercial solar
Regional energy inventory
Homes, industry and remote sites
Home / industry / remote site
  • Store
  • Lend
  • Lease
  • Trade
  • Reserve
  • Return
Proposed future operating models
Now we prove it.
  1. Energy density

    Can a complete carrier exceed ~100 Wh/kg?

  2. Efficiency

    Can the full system reach ~40% or better?

  3. Dormancy

    Can useful energy survive months of storage?

  4. Cost

    Can the carrier become cheap enough to scale?