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Endicott battery company iM3NY, which received over $500,000

The lithium-battery manufacturing company iM3NY has reportedly laid off most of its employees. According to reporting from WIVT, the Endicott battery factory announced layoffs during a staff meeting last week.. The move comes after the company received over $500,000 in state funding and tax credits, and raises questions over whether the investment in

Nascent''s CCO Joins Young Founders Program

Billy Esquivel

Experienced hardware electronics engineer specializing in power conversion topologies. Strong command of analog and digital circuit design, from schematics to PCB design to qualification testing and mass production. Multiple years in the semiconductor industry in a customer-facing design role, and a long background in post-graduate research and development. · Karanasan:

Sodium-Ion Batteries Australia

Sparc is developing a novel process to produce high performing hard carbon anode materials for sodium-ion batteries from agricultural biowaste. Key features of the process under development include: Low cost, sustainably sourced

PH battery development: A startup joins the charge

John Echauz, Chairman & Co-Founder, Nascent Battery Solutions | PHOTO BY EUGENE ARANETA 31 pitches. Formally set up in May 2022, Nascent has joined the charge, so to speak, into a field just beginning to be explored

Battery tech to unlock Australia''s commercial potential

In 2021, FBICRC released a report called "Future Charge: Building Australia''s Battery Industries", which showed that diversified battery industries could contribute $7.4 billion annually to Australia''s economy and

The role of community-scale batteries in the energy transition:

Most front of the meter battery solutions deployed in the NEM currently are utility-scale and their main source of income originates from Frequency Control Ancillary Services (FCAS) market participation [5].The regulatory framework and environment surrounding battery operations and services has been evolving rapidly in Australia, predominantly towards the full

FIRST SODIUM-SULFUR NAS® BATTERY INSTALLED IN AUSTRALIA

3 April 2023, Fraser Range, Western Australia – The Future Battery Industries Cooperative Research Centre (FBICRC) has announced Australia''s first sodium-sulfur NAS® battery has

Nascent Technologies at the Forefront: Philippines

FPH''s Annual Meeting Unveils Key Battery

Nascent has reached another milestone by publishing its first research paper in the Journal of Energy Storage (IF=9.4) . The paper, titled " Energy, Power, and Cost Optimization of a Sodium-Ion Battery Pack via a Combined Physics-Based and Cost Modeling Approach, " explores the optimization of sodium-ion (Na-ion) batteries, which is an emerging alternative to

Nascent announces outsourcing agreement with NexTech Batteries

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Could Australia jump-start its nascent battery sector?

Australia could jump-start its nascent battery sector by piggybacking on the United States government’s $US370 billion ($550 billion) clean energy fund, says Shannon O’Rourke, chief executive of the Future Battery Industries Co-operative Research Centre.

Will next-generation battery storage improve reliability and cost effectiveness in Australia?

‘The development of next-generation battery storage targeted at operational needs and climate extremities in Australia will improve the reliability and cost effectiveness of energy supply, particularly for remote and rural communities.

Could Australia become a world leader in battery manufacturing?

Mr O’Rourke said Australia could never compete head-to-head with the US on developing a manufacturing base for batteries and cells, but its position as a world leader in producing raw minerals could be leveraged for the creation of the nascent industry here.

How many NaS® batteries are there?

More than 250 NAS® battery sites across the world are already in operation, with a total storage capacity of approximately 5.0 GWh. Battery performance will be assessed by the QUT operated National Battery Testing Centre, and the University of Western Australia.

What is a NaS® battery?

NAS® batteries that are designed for long duration energy storage applications (6-8 hours or more), have the ability to shift large quantities of energy into periods of low renewable generation. More than 250 NAS® battery sites across the world are already in operation, with a total storage capacity of approximately 5.0 GWh.

Will BASF be a part of the first NaS® battery installation in Australia?

David Hawkins, Chair and Managing Director of BASF Australia and New Zealand, echoed this enthusiasm. “We are proud to be a part of the first NAS® battery installation in Australia. Globally, BASF has committed to net zero emissions by 2050 and central to this long-term transition is the use of new technologies.

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