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Santa Clara, California, United States
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Natron Energy is a leading innovator in sodium-ion battery technology, offering high-performance energy storage solutions that charge in under 15 minutes and last over 50,000 cycles. Founded in 2012, the company developed batteries using Prussian blue electrodes, ensuring faster, safer, and more sustainable alternatives to lithium-ion batteries. Their products serve data centers, EV fast-charging stations, industrial applications, and microgrids. With the first UL 1973-certified sodium-ion battery, Natron has positioned itself at the forefront of energy storage safety and reliability. The company manufactures in the U.S., including a large-scale production facility in Michigan and an upcoming gigafactory in North Carolina. Their solutions comply with Build America, Buy America (BABA) requirements, supporting domestic sourcing and sustainability. Backed by private and government funding, including an ARPA-E grant, Natron Energy continues to drive innovation in the energy sector, delivering powerful, durable, and eco-friendly battery solutions.
Colin Wessells
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Operating since 2012
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