In the foreseeable future, humanity will move to a new energy source — nuclear batteries — devices that use the decay energy of a radioactive isotope to generate electricity. Imagine a Tesla EV or a smartphone powered by nuclear batteries that never need recharging for 50‑60 years. Impressive, isn’t it? Now imagine a private home, or even a skyscraper—or a whole city—receiving energy from a nuclear battery for 50‑60 years.

What’s more, this technology is 100% environmentally friendly: it produces no nuclear waste or dangerous emissions, because it does not use conventional nuclear fuel and is entirely safe. Nuclear batteries will take humanity to a new level of development—where wars for resources will end, and the planet’s climate and ecology will be restored to their primordial state. Humanity will forever forget the modern problem of energy scarcity.

To produce nuclear batteries requires the isotope Nickel‑63 (^63Ni). Its unique properties make it an ideal candidate for use in devices that require long‑term and stable power. Nickel‑63 is a β‑emitting radioisotope with a half‑life of about 101.2 years. It is not found in nature in significant quantities and today is produced artificially in nuclear reactors by neutron irradiation of Nickel‑62.

Currently, producing enough Nickel‑63 for mass production of nuclear batteries is very expensive and not cost‑effective. EEL company has a patented technology for producing Nickel‑63 that significantly reduces its cost to a level at which mass production of nuclear batteries becomes viable!
In 2027, our company plans to begin the mass production of Nickel‑63 for manufacturers of nuclear batteries.

Since 2021, EEL has been offering private investors the opportunity to participate in the Ni63 project alongside major investment funds. We offer an equity stake that will allow you to start receiving profits just three years after your initial investment.