Ensurge Micropower Relocates to New San Jose Facility

SAN JOSE, Calif., Sept. 09, 2026 /CourierPR/ -- Ensurge Micropower ASA has announced its relocation to a new facility in San Jose, California, marking a significant step in the company’s development of solid-state lithium microbatteries. The move to the 32,000-square-foot Baytech Drive facility is designed to enhance the company’s capabilities in battery-focused operations and accelerate its technological advancements.

The new location, at 130 Baytech Drive, is purpose-built to support Ensurge’s transition to a product-led operating model. The company aims to improve process discipline, quality control, and reproducibility, which are essential for the commercialization of its innovative solid-state microbatteries. The relocation also provides a state-of-the-art environment for customers, partners, and stakeholders across various markets, including med-tech, consumer electronics, IoT, and defense.

Shauna McIntyre, CEO of Ensurge Micropower, stated, “This relocation is a decisive step in reshaping Ensurge around the needs of a lean, focused, product-led solid-state battery company. The Baytech facility is tailored for optimum development, demonstration, and scalability of our technology. Just as importantly, it gives customers and partners a compelling place to engage directly with our team and see our battery development and pilot-line capabilities first-hand.”

Under the transition plan, Ensurge will gain access to the Baytech Drive facility starting October 1, 2026, while retaining a defined process area at its current Junction Avenue site through year-end to maintain continuous operations. Equipment and workflows will be transferred and qualified during this period to ensure a smooth transition.

Ensurge Micropower, headquartered in San Jose, California, and registered in Norway, continues to develop rechargeable solid-state lithium microbatteries for critical applications such as medical devices, hearables, wearables, and connected electronics. The company’s move reflects its commitment to advancing microbattery technology and meeting the growing demand for compact, safe, and high-energy-density power solutions.