From ESS News
Australian company PowerCap has officially launched into the European market with its sodium-ion battery technology. Already in use by major enterprises in Australia, the technology is now being made available to European homes, businesses, and industries.
Dane El Safty, Founder and CEO of PowerCap, says the expansion comes at a time when European markets are actively seeking proven and scalable alternatives to lithium-based storage. “Europe has some of the most ambitious renewable energy targets in the world and we are proud to make our technology available to support this transition, ” he says.
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