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General Motors Plans to Develop Sodium-Ion Batteries
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On June 9 (local time), General Motors and U.S. grid energy storage company Peak Energy announced that they will jointly develop and deploy next-generation sodium-ion battery cells specifically designed for grid energy storage. General Motors will oversee the research and development of sodium-ion cells at its battery laboratory in Michigan, retaining exclusive manufacturing rights, while Peak Energy will be responsible for integrating these cells into its proprietary energy storage systems. This initiative aims to address grid pressure caused by the surge in demand from artificial intelligence data centers and electricity consumption, enabling more cost-effective, stable, and low-maintenance long-duration energy storage.
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