In 2023, a revolutionary new battery technology is poised to change the future of energy storage: the Sodium Ion 4.0 battery.

For these major reasons, sodium-ion batteries simply aren't a completely perfect replacement for lithium-ion. If they are to become that, it'll take quite a bit of improvement and revising to get ...

The automaker is actively exploring solid-state and sodium-ion EV batteries, alongside a total of seven different anode and cathode chemistries.

Sodium-ion batteries for electric vehicles and energy storage are moving toward the mainstream. Wider use of these batteries could lead to lower costs, less fire risk, and less need for lithium ...

The lithium-ion battery is synonymous with the green energy revolution, but the spiralling cost of lithium is driving research into high-efficiency, low-cost alternatives. Julian Turner talks to ...

After decades of lithium-ion batteries dominating the market, a new option has emerged: batteries made with sodium ions. Scientists have been researching alternatives to lithium for years. Much of ...

Alternative battery technologies, such as sodium-ion, lithium-sulfur, solid-state, and silicon anode batteries, are being explored as sustainable replacements for lithium-ion batteries in electric ...

In the past few years, sodium-ion battery production has increased in the United States. Last month, sodium-ion battery ...

Peak Energy, an energy-storage startup, received $55 million in funding to scale up production of sodium-ion batteries that the company is positioning as an alternative to the widely used lithium ...

For those who came in late sodium-ion battery production uses sodium, iron, and manganese instead of expensive lithium, nickel, and cobalt. Natron Energy announced the opening of a "gigafactory ...

CU Boulder researchers are exploring the use of sodium-ion batteries as an alternative to lithium-based energy storage. While sodium is abundant and could help address supply chain issues linked to ...

Sodium-ion batteries are also safer to use. Elecom says the Na Plus can operate in temperatures ranging from around -30 to 122 degrees Fahrenheit and is at less risk of fires caused by overheating ...