Global Nano Network was proud to be selected to exhibit at GCV Symposium 2025 in London and to be featured by Global Venturing as one of five cleantech startups tackling the high cost of energy innovation.

Global Venturing feature can be found here: 5 cleantech startups tackling high cost of energy innovation

For GNN, the opportunity to participate in the symposium was especially valuable because it brought together exactly the kind of ecosystem we believe is needed to scale industrial battery innovation successfully. The battery supply chain remains both fragmented and highly complex, and that creates real challenges for companies developing new hardware and manufacturing technologies. Progress in this space does not come from innovation alone. It requires close collaboration across the supply chain, strong strategic partnerships and patient capital that understands the realities of scaling breakthrough technologies in advanced manufacturing.

This is why the GCV approach is so well aligned with our growth strategy. Building a business in battery materials, manufacturing process innovation and next-generation current collector technology requires long-term thinking, industrial partnerships and investors who recognise that meaningful progress in climate and energy technologies takes time, technical depth and coordinated execution. Events like GCV Symposium create the right environment for those conversations to happen.

Both Ravi Daswani, CEO, and Les Gill, COO, attended the private event, where they connected with numerous corporate venture capital groups actively investing in cleantech and renewable energy. These discussions reinforced the growing interest in technologies that can reduce energy intensity, lower manufacturing costs and build greater resilience across battery supply chains.

For GNN, the event was not only a chance to showcase our technology and vision, but also an important opportunity to engage with investors and strategic partners who understand that the future of battery manufacturing will be shaped by collaboration, industrial know-how and capital that is prepared to support scale-up over the long term.

Ravi Daswani, CEO of Global Nano Network, said:
“We believe the future of battery innovation depends on more than just better chemistry or better hardware in isolation. It requires collaboration across a highly fragmented supply chain, alongside strategic, patient capital that understands the complexity of scaling industrial technologies. That is why participating in GCV Symposium was so valuable for GNN. It gave us the opportunity to connect with the right investors and partners who share our view of how meaningful progress in this sector is built.”

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