Category: Energy

SodiumSafe – The Safest Home Battery for Australian Homes

Why Battery Safety Matters in Australia With rising electricity costs and the increasing adoption of solar home battery storage, safety has become a top concern for homeowners. While lithium-ion batteries have long been the industry standard, a growing number of incidents involving battery fires have raised serious safety concerns. According to Fire and Rescue NSW, […]
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Mitigate retail electricity prices with sodium-ion batteries

Future of Australian retail electricity prices – are we in for bill shock?

As we move through 2025 and beyond, Australia’s energy sector is undergoing a significant transformation. Recent data and expert analyses paint a picture of increasing energy demand coupled with a rapid transition towards renewable sources. This shift is likely to have profound implications for retail electricity prices in the coming decade. Sodium-ion batteries will be key to […]
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Sodium-ion batteries are transforming key industries

Why sodium-ion batteries are transforming key industries in Australia

As the global demand for energy storage solutions grows, sodium-ion batteries are emerging as a safe and sustainable alternative to lithium-ion technology. With their cost-effectiveness, safety advantages, and potential for local manufacturing, these batteries are poised to transform industries critical to Australia’s economy, including telecommunications, data centers, and short-distance mobility. Telecommunications Industry Reliable Power for […]
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Grid stability and sodium -ion batteries

How sodium-ion batteries contribute to grid stability

As Australia transitions to a renewable energy-driven future, grid stability is critical for ensuring reliable electricity supply. Sodium-ion batteries, with their unique characteristics and advantages, are emerging as a safe and sustainable long term solution to support the integration of renewable energy sources and enhance grid resilience. Balancing Intermittent Renewables – Renewable energy sources like […]
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Why sodium-ion batteries could power Australia’s domestic battery industry

As Australia races to solidify its role in the global renewable energy revolution, building a resilient and sustainable domestic battery supply chain is critical. Sodium-ion batteries present a unique opportunity to achieve this goal by leveraging Australia’s abundant resources, reducing environmental impact, and enhancing energy security. Abundance of Sodium: A Strategic Advantage – Australia boasts […]
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Virtual power plants: driving Australia’s renewable energy revolution

As Australia strives to meet its ambitious renewable energy targets, Virtual Power Plants (VPPs) are emerging as a game-changing solution in the nation’s energy landscape. With recent regulatory reforms, government backed initiatives and growing consumer interest, VPPs are set to play a pivotal role in modernizing Australia’s electricity grid and accelerating the transition to clean […]
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Sodium-ion batteries could be the key to storing renewable energy

Sodium-ion batteries are poised to revolutionize the long-duration energy storage (LDES) market, with significant advancements in performance and cost-effectiveness. Key Points: Rapid Technological Improvement: According to GetFocus, an AI-driven analysis platform, sodium-ion technology has achieved a 57% improvement rate in 2024, indicating swift advancements in energy density, cost efficiency, and operational flexibility. Cost Reduction Projections: […]
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Sodium-ion battery grant by the US government aims for low-cost Na cells with high energy density

There is international support for Sodium-ion battery technology. For instance, the U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) has allocated $50 million over five years to establish the Low-cost Earth-abundant Na-ion Storage (LENS) consortium, led by Argonne National Laboratory. Key Points: Consortium Composition: LENS includes six national laboratories – Argonne, Brookhaven, Lawrence Berkeley, Pacific Northwest, Sandia, and […]
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