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Sodium-Ion Batteries

Safe, Sustainable and Cost-Efficient Energy Storage Solutions

Overview

Interberg Sodium-Ion Batteries represent the next generation of energy storage for stationary and industrial applications. Based on the movement of sodium ions between electrodes, their operating principle is similar to lithium-ion technology, while relying on abundant, non-critical raw materials and offering enhanced safety and thermal stability.

Designed for energy storage systems (ESS), UPS, grid support and industrial power applications, sodium-ion technology complements existing battery chemistries by providing a robust, cost-competitive and future-proof alternative where energy density is not the primary constraint.

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Why Sodium-Ion Technology

Key benefits include:

Abundant and low-cost raw materials
Sodium is widely available worldwide, reducing dependency on critical or geopolitically sensitive resources.

Enhanced safety profile
High overcharge tolerance, improved thermal stability and reduced risk of thermal runaway.

Excellent low-temperature performance
Reliable operation in cold environments where lithium-based batteries may suffer capacity loss.

High charge and discharge capability
Suitable for applications requiring high C-rate performance.

Lower long-term cost potential
As production volumes increase, sodium-ion battery costs are expected to decrease significantly, potentially becoming lower than LFP in large-scale deployments.

Sodium-ion batteries for stationary energy storage with enhanced safety and low-temperature performance

Sodium and lithium are adjacent elements in the periodic table and share similar electrochemical behavior. However, sodium offers several structural advantages that make it particularly attractive for large-scale and stationary energy storage.

Sodium-Ion vs. Lithium-Ion: A Complementary Approach

Sodium-ion batteries are not intended to replace lithium-ion in all applications, but to complement it.

Aspect

Sodium-Ion Batteries

Energy Density 

Moderate

Safety

Very high

Low-Temperature Performance

Excellent

Raw Material Availability

Very high

Cost Stability

Best Use Case

High

Stationary ESS, UPS, grid support

Lithium-Ion Batteries

High

High

Limited

Limited

Subject to volatility

EVs, portable devices

Conclusion: 

Sodium-ion technology is ideal where safety, cost stability and sustainability are more critical than maximum energy density.

Technical Highlights

  • Cathode: Copper-Iron-Manganese layered oxide

    • No precious metals

    • High structural stability

  • Anode: Anthracite-based amorphous carbon

    • Graphite-free

    • Stable supply and low cost

  • Current collectors:

    • Aluminum foil for both electrodes, reducing material cost

  • Over-discharge tolerance:

    • No permanent damage after deep discharge

  • Operating temperature range:

    • Superior performance at low temperatures

Sodium-ion battery cell architecture with copper-iron-manganese cathode and anthracite carbon anode

Product Formats & Configurations

Interberg Sodium-Ion Batteries are available in multiple industrial formats to support a wide range of applications:

  • Prismatic cells – large-scale ESS and grid applications

  • Cylindrical cells – compact systems and modular assemblies

  • Blade and custom formats – residential, commercial and industrial systems

All products can be integrated into rack-based systems, containerized ESS and UPS architectures.

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Typical Applications

  1. Grid-scale and utility energy storage

  2. Commercial & industrial ESS

  3. UPS and backup power systems

  4. Renewable energy integration

  5. Telecom infrastructure

  6. Industrial facilities and critical power environments

Sodium-ion batteries for grid-scale energy storage, UPS backup, renewable integration and industrial power applications

Sustainability & Future Readiness

Sodium-ion batteries support the transition toward a more resilient and sustainable energy ecosystem:

  • Reduced environmental impact from raw material extraction

  • Lower dependency on critical minerals

  • Long-term supply security

  • Alignment with circular economy principles

As industrialization advances, sodium-ion technology is positioned to play a key role in the future of stationary energy storage.

Sodium-ion batteries for sustainable stationary energy storage with low environmental impact and long-term supply security

Interberg Commitment

Interberg develops and supplies sodium-ion battery solutions under the same quality, safety and engineering standards applied across all our energy storage technologies.

Our team supports customers from technology selection and system design to integration and long-term operation, ensuring the right battery chemistry for each application.

Contact & Technical Support

Looking for sodium-ion batteries for your next project?

📩 Contact our technical team: contact@interberg.com

We will help you evaluate whether sodium-ion technology is the right solution for your application.

Sodium-ion battery formats including prismatic cells, cylindrical cells, short blade modules and rack-based energy storage
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