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CATL Debuts World's First Field-Validated Sodium-Ion BESS, Bringing Sodium Storage to Commercial Reality
CATL says the modular system uses sodium-ion technology and is designed for GWh-scale deployment as shipments are set to reach 1 GWh by 2026.
- On Monday, Contemporary Amperex Technology Ltd. unveiled the TENER Sodium energy storage system in Munich, Germany, calling it the world's first field-validated sodium-ion energy storage solution.
- Conventional energy storage relies heavily on lithium, whose volatile prices and concentrated supply pose growing risks; sodium, 1,000 times more abundant, offers superior safety and extreme-temperature performance.
- Powered by the latest sodium-ion technology, TENER Sodium delivers more than 30 MWh of rated capacity and reduces system heat generation by nearly 30% while improving BMS overcharge tolerance by 20%.
- CATL will begin domestic deliveries this September, with global shipments scheduled for June 2027, having secured a three-year, 60 GWh contract with Beijing HyperStrong Technology.
- Chairman Yuqun Robin Zeng aims to scale sodium battery capacity to more than 100 GWh annually within five years, following a RMB 5 billion investment to expand Fuding base production lines.
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(Bloomberg) — Contemporary Amperex Technology Co. Ltd. has launched a new sodium battery storage system, slated for initial delivery in China this September, as the battery giant aims to further ramp up sodium battery capacity amid growing energy storage needs from data centers.
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CATL Debuts World's First Field-Validated Sodium-Ion BESS, Bringing Sodium Storage to Commercial Reality
/PRNewswire/ -- On June 22, 2026, CATL officially unveiled the TENER Sodium Energy Storage System, the world's first real-world validated sodium-ion energy...
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For years, the Chinese battery giant CATL has been drawing attention to itself with new developments. Now it's time again: the new Tener Sodium makes power storage for wind and solar parks unbeatablely affordable.
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