How much does a Lina battery cost?

LiNa Energy’s proprietary re-engineering of the sodium-nickel chloride battery produces a c.$50/kWh, safe, cobalt-free, durable platform with KPI performance superior to incumbent LiBs ideal for large-format, high-growth, storage and transport markets. For more information, please visit:

What makes Lina batteries unique?

Materials are abundant and thanks to our patented design, our batteries are ideal for mass manufacture. LiNa’s battery cells are the building block of LiNa Energy’s battery platform. The cells utilise proven Sodium-Metal-Chloride chemistry in a breakthrough planar design made possible by our ultra-thin solid ceramic electrolyte.

How do Lina batteries work?

LiNa batteries are constructed without lithium or cobalt. On charge, sodium ions from the sodium-metal-chloride cathode are reduced to sodium metal and travel through the solid-state ceramic electrolyte to the anode compartment, forming an interconnected backbone conductor.

What is Lina energy?

LiNa Energy is helping the energy sector accelerate the transition to Net Zero, through our safer and more sustainable alternative to lithium ion. We are leading the charge to develop and commercialise low-cost solid state sodium batteries, with a focus on the renewable energy storage market.

How does Lina energy storage work?

On discharge, the sodium is oxidised back to sodium ions and travels through the conductive backbone, recrystallising in the cathode. LiNa’s energy storage systems take a radical approach to thermal management, providing customers with low-cost and high performance energy storage even in high ambient temperatures.

What is Lina energy & ion ventures?

• LiNa Energy is commercialising a safe, c.$50kWh, cobalt-free battery platform that is perfectly suited to grid storage and the electrification of transportation. • ion Ventures is leading the deployment of the battery in a real-world environment with a view to deploying it into the grid storage market in the future.