Cool Amps

Cool Amps enables Financial Risk Reduction by helping manufacturers self-insure, converting production and scrap into recovery through circular material value.

Cool Amps delivers Operational Risk Reduction by enabling on-site recovery of critical materials for manufacturing and defense applications.

Cool Amps designs on-site recovery technology and engineering systems for localized, modular reclamation of critical materials from production scrap.

Cool Amps partnered with CSCU’s Center for Nanotechnology through the Werth Fellowship to address sustainability in lithium battery recycling.

Cool Amps advanced in the DOE’s Clean-tech Hardware Innovation Prototyping (CHIP) Program to validate battery-grade material recovery.

Cool Amps participated in the inaugural Future Climate Venture Studio showcase, presenting its process for recycling and recovering battery materials.

Cool Amps was selected for the first cohort of the Future Climate Venture Studio, launched by UConn, R/GA Ventures, and CTNext.

Contact Cool Amps to discuss collaboration opportunities, program participation, or technology deployment for on-site material recovery.

The company designs and installs on-site Critical Minerals Recovery systems to recover high-value materials, strengthen supply chains, and turn waste into assets.

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Lonnie Garris III, a Southern Connecticut alumnus with a military background in national security, establishes **Cool Amps**, a startup focused on green technology. The company aims to develop sustainable solutions in the energy sector. Garris leverages his expertise to drive innovation in environmentally friendly products.

Jul 2024Southern Connecticut State University Innovation HubNews article

Cool Amps Corp.’s CEO Lonnie Garris III and Director Nick Anderson attended New Haven’s Tech Hub Grand Opening, promoting climate-friendly innovation. They showcased the company’s **laminar flow extraction module** prototype, a technology aimed at reducing carbon emissions. The event emphasized ‘less carbon, more innovation’ as part of Cool Amps’ focus on sustainable solutions.

Dec 2023InvestorWire (IW)News article

ClimateHaven, a New Haven-based tech hub, launches with a focus on reducing carbon emissions through innovative lithium-ion battery recycling. Retired Air Force colonel Lonnie Garris III, an eco-entrepreneur, leads the initiative, emphasizing sustainable solutions in the city. The startup aims to develop cleaner recycling methods for battery components, supporting broader climate goals.

Nov 2023CT MirrorNews article

ClimateHaven, a nonprofit climate technology incubator, opens in New Haven to support entrepreneurs. The organization provides workspace and resources aimed at advancing climate-focused innovations. It marks New Haven’s first dedicated incubator of this kind.

Nov 2023CT InsiderNews article