Articles from Alsym Energy

Alsym Energy, a developer of high-performance, non-flammable, low-cost sodium-ion battery cells, has been recognized by Fast Company as one of the Next Big Things in Tech 2026 in the Energy and Sustainability category. The award honors Alsym’s sodium-ion battery cells for advancing safe, scalable energy storage that is critical to global power grids and AI data center infrastructure.

Alsym Energy, a developer of high-performance, non-flammable, low-cost sodium-ion batteries, and ERITY, an integrated services organization supporting the mining, resources and energy sectors, today announced the signing of a 9GWh Strategic Relationship Agreement (SRA). The collaboration establishes a formal framework to jointly identify, pursue, and deliver advanced battery energy storage systems (BESS) across multiple mining use-cases.

Alsym Energy, a developer of high-performance, non-flammable, low cost sodium-ion batteries, and Re:Build Manufacturing, a leader in advanced domestic manufacturing, today announced the signing of a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) to partner on the development of commercial-scale sodium-ion battery cell manufacturing capacity in the United States.

Alsym Energy, a leading developer of non-flammable, low-cost sodium-ion battery technology, and Juniper Energy, a California-based renewable energy developer, today announced a strategic partnership to deploy 500MWH of high-performance Battery Energy Storage Systems (BESS) primarily across the state of California. The collaboration marks a significant shift away from fire-prone lithium-ion dependencies, prioritizing safety, domestic production, and operational efficiency in some of the United States’ most demanding climates.

Alsym Energy, a pioneer in non-flammable, high-performance sodium-ion batteries, today announced details of the proprietary physics-informed AI platform used to develop the company’s recently launched Na-Series sodium-ion batteries. By integrating fundamental physics models with AI, autonomous testing and proprietary molecular diagnostics in a closed-loop system, Alsym is accelerating the design of safer, inexpensive, commercialized batteries through all phases of the development cycle.

Alsym Energy, an American battery technology company, today announced the launch of its Na-Series energy storage battery. Purpose-built for energy storage applications, Na-Series batteries offer a non-flammable, non-toxic, and cost-effective solution to meet the surging demand for power driven by data centers, electrification, and accelerating renewable energy deployment.

Alsym™ Energy, a leading developer of non-lithium rechargeable battery technology, has issued a list of practical tips for consumers to protect their electric vehicles (EVs), lawn equipment, and other products that use expensive lithium-ion batteries as cold weather sets in across North America. While these devices have fewer reliability issues and are cleaner to operate than their gas-powered counterparts, sub-freezing temperatures can trigger chemical reactions inside lithium-ion batteries that reduce overall health and longevity, as well as increase the risk of battery failures and resulting fires.

Alsym™ Energy, a developer of next-generation non-flammable rechargeable batteries for stationary storage, marine and mobility applications, announced a $78 million funding round jointly led by Tata Limited (a wholly-owned subsidiary of Tata Sons) and General Catalyst, a global venture capital firm. New York-based Thrive Capital and Toronto-based Thomvest also joined in the round, as well as existing investor Drads Capital. Alsym will use the funds to grow its Boston-area team and expand its prototyping and pilot lines to address increasing demand for customer samples. This commitment from leading strategic investors and venture capital firms highlights the growing interest in high-performance, inexpensive non-flammable battery technologies.

Alsym™ Energy, a leading developer of non-lithium rechargeable battery technology, announced that it has successfully developed the industry’s first high-performance, non-flammable battery storage technology suitable for warmer climates. Climates with abundant sun or wind are ideally suited to renewable energy production. This presents a generational opportunity to bring new, diverse industries to the Middle East; however, expensive, fire-prone battery technologies are serious impediments to ambitious plans for rapid growth.

Alsym™ Energy, a leading developer of non-lithium rechargeable battery technology, commends New York Governor Kathy Hochul’s swift and proactive response to fire safety concerns at energy storage facilities. Establishing the Inter-Agency Fire Safety Working Group reflects the state’s promise to the protection and well-being of its citizens.

Alsym™ Energy, a developer of next-generation rechargeable batteries, is raising awareness of the dangers of using lithium-ion (Li-ion) batteries in grid storage facilities, especially in California and other areas that are prone to wildfires. As California enters its peak fire season, highly flammable and toxic Li-ion batteries may be vulnerable to catching fire or failing due to elevated ambient temperatures, creating additional instability in the power grid as climate change causes increasingly devastating wildfires.

Alsym™ Energy, a developer of next-generation rechargeable batteries, joined the Warwick, New York, Village Board in questioning the circumstances that led to two concurrent fires at Convergent Energy battery storage facilities, one of which is located on a public school campus. While the fires did not lead to any injuries thanks to the rapid response of the Warwick Fire Department, this incident only highlights the dangers of the lithium-ion batteries, which are both flammable and prone to releasing toxic chemicals in a fire.

Alsym™ Energy, a developer of next-generation rechargeable batteries, today announced that the company’s leaders will speak at several top industry events this spring. Topics include the need for alternatives to the lithium-ion batteries currently dominating the storage, maritime, and automotive industries, as well as how to avoid risks of fire, supply chain bottlenecks, and rising prices.

Alsym™ Energy, a developer of next-generation rechargeable batteries, today announced that Alsym and Synergy Marine, in collaboration with Nissen Kaiun, Japan, will jointly develop applications specific to the marine shipping industry using Alsym’s high-performance, low-cost technology. Singapore-based Synergy Marine is a leading global ship management services provider, currently managing more than 500 vessels.

Alsym™ Energy, a developer of next-generation rechargeable batteries, today announced that it is emerging from stealth to offer energy storage solutions for electric vehicles (EVs), stationary storage, and marine applications. Alsym’s battery technology promises to provide the performance of lithium-ion batteries at a fraction of the cost and without the inherent risk of fire. The company’s batteries are also less sensitive to raw material shortages and price volatility due to their use of low-cost materials with robust supply chains.