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LiNa Energy
Commercialising high performance solid-state sodium batteries which offer greater safety, sustainability, and lower cost versus lithium-ion
About LiNa Energy
LiNa Energy is a pioneering company in the renewable energy storage market, specializing in the development and commercialization of low-cost solid state sodium batteries. The company leverages the expertise of its founders in ceramics and electrochemistry to provide a safer and more sustainable alternative to traditional lithium-ion batteries. LiNa Energy's products are designed to help the energy sector accelerate the transition to Net Zero by using abundant and locally sourced raw materials, ensuring transparent and ethical supply chains. The company's business model focuses on high-scale manufacturing, enabling it to produce battery cells at less than 50 kWh, which is half the cost of current lithium-ion batteries. LiNa Energy serves clients in the renewable energy sector, including utility companies and businesses focused on sustainable energy solutions. The company generates revenue through the sale of its innovative battery products and aims to diversify battery chemistries to support long-term capacity growth in the industry.
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- Founded
- 2017
- Headquarters
- Lancaster, United Kingdom
- Sector
- Transportation
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UK Research and Innovation- JWJacob Wolff-Petersen
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