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Volt Habor

Battery storage that mixes modules of any chemistry or age

Raised to date

$2M

of $2M offered across 1 Form D filing

Investors
9
Last filed
Mar 23, 2026

About

Volt Harbor builds modular, software-defined battery energy storage systems for data centers, utilities and commercial and industrial sites. Its MAC-BESS platform borrows a Medium Access Control architecture from computer networking so battery modules of different chemistries, manufacturers and ages coordinate power flow with each other in real time. The company was founded in 2024 in Ann Arbor, Michigan around six patents licensed from the University of Michigan, and emerged from stealth in May 2026 with a $2 million seed round led by MFV Partners.

A networking-style Medium Access Control layer lets mismatched battery modules, including second-life EV cells, share one system and be reconfigured by firmware rather than by hardware changes, delivering sub-100-microsecond response and up to 30% longer battery life.

Funding

  • EquityFiled Mar 23, 2026Form D
    $2M/ $2M

Product

UltraCore (MAC-BESS)

Battery energy storage system

A modular Software-Defined Energy module that combines battery storage, advanced power electronics and on-board computing in one unit, using a Medium Access Control Battery Energy Storage System architecture so heterogeneous battery modules coordinate power flow in real time.

  • Medium Access Control architecture coordinating mixed battery chemistries and manufacturers
  • Any-input / any-output power architecture reconfigurable by firmware update
  • Sub-100-microsecond energy delivery response

Built for

Data center operators and electric utilities, plus commercial and industrial energy buyers

People on file