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US' Golden State to Get 500 MWh of Non-Flammable Sodium-Ion Batteries

The projects will use Alsym’s non-flammable batteries that charge in 30 minutes and can reduce cooling costs and fire risk, the companies said.

The Golden State could soon become home to one of the largest non-flammable sodium-ion battery storage systems, after two US companies announced plans to deploy a 500 megawatt-hour (MWh) project in the Mojave Desert. Alsym Energy, a Massachusetts-based battery manufacturer, and Juniper Energy, a renewable energy developer based in California, signed a strategic partnership to deploy 500 MWh of high-performance Battery Energy Storage Systems (BES…

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Energy Storage News broke the news on Tuesday, May 12, 2026.
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