Peak Energy launches gigafactory for sodium-ion storage
The Sacramento facility manufactures fully passive, grid-scale systems designed for decades of operation and improved safety, performance, and cost efficiency in extreme temperatures.
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Grid-scale sodium-ion energy storage developer
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In short: Peak Energy launched a sodium-ion gigafactory in Sacramento and secured a $500M contract with Jupiter Power for grid-scale storage.
The Sacramento facility manufactures fully passive, grid-scale systems designed for decades of operation and improved safety, performance, and cost efficiency in extreme temperatures.
The 183,000-square-foot facility will produce up to 4 GWh annually and create 239 jobs. Production begins in Q1 2027.
The multi-year agreement covers sodium-ion battery storage deployments from 2027 to 2030, with potential contract value exceeding $500 million.
The shipment features a passive cooling design reducing costs, deployed in a pilot with nine utilities.
Fortyfold is the number that defines Peak Energy's next manufacturing step. The U.S. startup plans to raise its annual sodium-ion battery-pack capacity from 100 megawatt-hours...
Peak Energy said it’s building what it describes as the first commercial US manufacturing facility for grid-scale sodium-ion energy storage systems in Sacramento, California.
The factory will be the first of its kind in the U.S.
Peak cofounder and CEO Landon Mossburg told Utility Dive the technology is “purpose-built” for AI data centers and grid-scale applications.
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