Quantum Energy Partners

The firm holds worldwide exclusive licenses for magnetic propulsion units, photon lighting systems, capacitor and battery energy storage (including iron-air Safe batteries), and rare-earth magnet processing, as disclosed on its website.

The firm lists an 'Investors' page and an investor portal on its website, but does not publicly disclose AUM, capital deployment, investment strategy, or the identity of any capital sources. Its public posture is primarily as a technology licensor and manufacturer.

The firm's website does not name any individuals in leadership, advisory, or investment roles. Its leadership page lists only a 'Mission & Vision' section with no names or biographies.

Despite the name, the firm's public technology disclosures focus on magnetic propulsion, photon lighting, and iron-air batteries — not quantum computing or quantum mechanics. The name appears to be a brand rather than a description of its underlying science.

Yes. The firm operates a 12,000 sq ft HAZMAT Class 9 magnetics processing laboratory in Willwood, and a 52-acre campus in Byron, Wyoming, scheduled to begin construction in early summer 2025. These facilities handle rare-earth magnet reprocessing and battery production.

The firm has offices in Austin (HQ), Houston, and New York. Its manufacturing sites are in Willwood and Byron, Wyoming. Distribution is U.S.-based via a distributor locator system.

The firm does not publicly describe itself as a family office. Its website lists investor portals, but lacking any disclosure of wealth origin, AUM, or principals, its structure is opaque. It is tagged as an asset manager by default, but this may not reflect its actual legal or operational form.