The US startup Inlyte continues to plan for commercial production of its new sodium-iron battery, designed for long duration renewable energy storage (courtesy of Inlyte).
The US startup Inlyte continues to plan for commercial production of its new sodium-iron battery, designed for long duration renewable energy storage.
Photo (cropped): New applications for supercapacitors could include a new ultra-fast charging EV battery based on sodium-ion chemistry (courtesy of ARPA-E).
Sodium batteries are working their way into the commercial energy storage market in the US, offering a more secure, domestic, eco-friendly supply chain along with performance improvements.
Sodium-ion batteries are now moving out of the lab and into commercial production, thanks to an assist from ARPA-E.
The sodium-ion battery of the future is coming to decarbonize US data centers and backup generators, now do electric vehicles.
