China-Free Batteries Made From Salt Are Finally Here
📍 How it ended
Sodium-ion battery technology has advanced with several companies announcing developments, including a German startup unveiling a sodium-based battery for private homes and UNIGRID expanding its sodium-ion battery systems into Europe. The technology has achieved high efficiency, with one report citing 97.9% efficiency and over 1,000 cycles without mechanical cooling. Companies are now targeting larger deployments, with one goal being 1 GWh of sodium-ion deployment in 2027.
Epilogue added 34d ago, after coverage quieted.
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China-Free Batteries Made From Salt Are Finally Here WSJ · 93d ago broke it first
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