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RWE to Pilot Peak Energy’s Passively Cooled Sodium-Ion Battery in Wisconsin in First MISO Deployment

The field trial will test Peak’s claim that a passive sodium‑ion design can slash lifetime storage costs by about $70 per kWh.

LG Energy Solution and U.S. Labs Report 1,500 mAh/g Sulfur Cathode in Solid-State Pouch Cell

Google–Xcel Deal Lines Up 1.9 GW of Clean Power and a 100‑Hour Battery for Minnesota Data Center

U.S. Battery Storage Set a 2025 Record as Outlook Rises for 2026

Lydian Energy Secures $689 Million Financing for Solar and Storage Projects in New Mexico, Texas and Utah

Stellantis Weighs Exit From Samsung SDI’s U.S. Battery JV as Korean Suppliers Pivot to Energy Storage

Samsung SDI, Korea East-West Power Sign MOU for Global Energy Storage and Renewables

Shanxi's Clean Power Fleet Overtakes Coal for the First Time

Waaree Energies Posts Record Q3, Lifts Outlook as Shares Hit Upper Circuit

Svolt Chief Labels Finnish Solid-State Battery Claims a Fraud

Eos Energy Launches Indensity, a Modular Zinc Battery Architecture Targeting 1 GWh per Acre

Verge Opens Orders for TS Pro With Claimed Solid‑State Battery After CES Reveal

Ford Takes Over Kentucky Battery Plant, Cuts 1,600 Jobs as Site Shifts to Energy Storage

Inlyte Clears Factory Test for Iron‑Sodium Grid Battery Witnessed by Southern Company

Solar Extends 25-Month Lead, Delivering 98% of New U.S. Power Capacity in September

Peak Energy, Jupiter Power Ink 4.75 GWh Sodium-Ion Deal, With 720 MWh Firm for 2027

Brazil Opens Consultation for First Battery Storage Capacity Auction Set for April 2026

BMW, Samsung SDI and Solid Power Launch Trilateral Program to Validate All‑Solid‑State EV Batteries

Eos Energy Lands $24 Million Pennsylvania Incentive, Expands With New Plant and Storage Partnerships

Duke Energy’s Carolinas Plan Tilts to Gas and Nuclear, Extends Coal and Drops Wind