From ESS News
San Diego–based Unigrid has revealed that it has expanded its battery production capacity to 100 MWh per year, a tenfold increase, and through contract manufacturing via a network of battery foundries, will aim to reach another tenfold increase for 2026.
Speaking to ESS News, the company said the foundry-based approach allows it to scale rapidly without the capital burden of building its own factory. Its sodium-ion batteries supply both stationary storage and e-mobility markets, with certifications under UN 38.3 and UL 9540A standards.
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