Moixa Energy, the renewable and portable energy solution specialist announced today a plan to launch a designer range of coloured USBCELL batteries to address the increasingly fashion conscious battery consumer.

Design Director - Verity Wright, commented “With virtually every other portable company launching fashionable pastel coloured products, it’s about time the Billions of AA Batteries inside caught up with the design and fashion concerns of modern consumers”. Consumer registration for specific colours – opens at www.USBCELL.com on 1^st April 2007.

Since USBCELL Rechargeable batteries, can be re-used and recharged hundreds of times from  USB ports, Moixa Energy is increasingly concerned that users should have batteries that match their equally fashionable computer, audio accessories and outfits.

CEO, Simon Daniel commented “Our USBCELL batteries are for life, and not thrown away like other alkaline cells after a single use at Christmas. With over 15 billion batteries needlessly manufactured (causing significant carbon emissions) and thrown away into Landfill each year, the world needs to adopt more sustainable and usable products like the USBCELL”.

Daniel continues: “We’re also working on a range of Tartan designs for our Scottish customers, Camouflage versions for the Military, and offer an open invitation to the worlds leading fashion designers to work with us on exclusive designer ranges”.

The USBCELL battery category was launched at the end of 2006, and USBCELL.com is now one of the worlds most visited battery companies online, and USBCELL AA products are now available to over 50 countries.

The USBCELL AA battery was recently commended as a finalist for best product design of 2006 by Design Week – but was narrowly beaten by a product known as the Ipod Shuffle produced by a US company called Apple which took the top spot after a fierce discussion between judges.

USBCELL has received considerable international press as a leading sustainable innovation that makes it easier for consumers to recharge anywhere without a cable or charger and has appeared on the front page of papers such as USA Today, as well as in the WSJ, FT, ABC News, Stern, Playboy, Vogue and thousands of blogs and other technology and news publications. It also appears this month AARP magazine (the worlds largest circulation magazine) – which demonstrates the universal appeal and benefit of this new battery category across all ages, geographies and sectors. Over 200 countries, including the Vatican, have visited USBCELL.com since the UK launch on Sept 19^th 2006. A full range of USBCELL formats from AA, AAA, 9V batteries and custom batteries for phones and portable gaming/camera devices is planned.