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Is peak energy launching a full-scale sodium-ion battery system?

Peak Energy is experiencing increased demand for its battery systems and is entering the next phase of growth, launching the full-scale production of sodium-ion storage in the US. By 2025, the company's sodium-ion batteries will be deployed to a select group of six premier customers participating in its pilot program.

Will peak energy build a battery factory?

Peak Energy also plans to build a domestic, giga-scale sodium-ion battery factory, which is scheduled to be operational by 2027. View Sample

Is peak energy a good choice for utility-scale sodium-ion storage?

With the shift to sodium-ion technology underway worldwide at giga-scale, Peak Energy has emerged as the company best suited to deliver utility-scale sodium-ion storage in the U.S.

What is peak energy's sodium-ion battery pilot program?

Peak Energy’s pilot program will provide six companies with sodium-ion batteries as early as next year. Three of the customers are among the country’s top five largest independent power producers and electric utility companies, it said in a release.

Will large-scale sodium-ion battery production help a gigawatt-scale energy storage system?

Large-scale sodium-ion battery production would help facilitate the company’s development of gigawatt-scale energy storage systems, with Peak Energy predicting its first deliveries in 2025.

Do utilities need a new energy storage standard?

“The need for a new utility-scale storage standard is not a decade away, it’s right now,” said Phil Inagaki, managing partner and chief investment officer at Xora Innovation. Energy storage is particularly important for utilities because wind and solar power generation can vary widely throughout the day.