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Faradion, Moixa Technology and Warwick University to develop sodium-ion battery technology for solar storage
Partnership will see three stakeholders develop battery technology for solar energy storage Affordability of sodium-ion technology makes solar energy storage more accessible Solar energy storage […]
Read MoreFaradion partners with AGM Batteries to commercialise sodium technology
Joint R&D partnership aims to bring sodium-ion batteries to market Innovative Faradion technology will be developed at AGM Batteries’ facility in Caithness Sodium-ion batteries could […]
Read MoreSodium technology could make transporting more than three billion batteries cheaper and easier
Transporting batteries would become easier and cheaper if they were sodium-ion rather than lithium-ion More than three billion lithium-ion batteries are transported by air every […]
Read MoreFaradion Features in The Guardian Newspaper
Faradion recently appeared in an article by the Guardian. This article describes how Faradion is helping to drive down the cost of battery packs for […]
Read MoreFaradion demonstrates world’s first sodium-ion powered vehicle
The world’s first sodium-ion powered vehicle has been successfully demonstrated by British battery R&D business Faradion
Read MoreFaradion Features on BBC World News
Faradion’s Chairman, Dr Chris Wright, appears on BBC World News to comment on an announcement by Tesla and to explain how Faradion’s sodium-ion batteries are the technology to watch for the future.
Read MoreRevolutionary British battery business Faradion secures additional funding
Start-up British battery developer Faradion is now able to push forward with its development programme following the decision of three of its investors – Finance […]
Read MoreFaradion Appears in BEST Magazine
Faradion has appeared in an article in the autumn edition of BEST magazine. This article describes Faradion’s history, achievements, and plans for the future.
Read MoreFaradion Appears in Chemistry & Industry Magazine
Faradion has appeared in an article in October’s edition of Chemistry & Industry. This article discusses the use and commercialisation of sodium-based battery systems, as lower cost alternatives to lithium-ion batteries.
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