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ESS Sodium-Ion Battery Storage Expansion

Sector: Metal • Location: Malden, Oregon, United States

Source: Electrek

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ESS has signed a letter of intent with Alsym Energy to add 8.5 GWh of sodium-ion battery cells and modules to its energy storage portfolio. This expansion targets short- and medium-duration battery storage applications, complementing ESS's existing iron flow systems designed for long-duration storage. The sodium-ion batteries offer a safer, non-flammable alternative to lithium-ion, with simpler in

Status
Prospective
Sector
Metal, Energy Storage
Location
Malden, Oregon, United States of America
Updated
22 Jul 2026
Source
Electrek

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The project “ESS Sodium-Ion Battery Storage Expansion” is an infrastructure initiative in the Metal sector, located in Malden, Oregon, United States. Taiyo aggregates data on it from Electrek.

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ESS has signed a letter of intent with Alsym Energy to add 8.5 GWh of sodium-ion battery cells and modules to its energy storage portfolio. This expansion targets short- and medium-duration battery storage applications, complementing ESS's existing iron flow systems designed for long-duration storage. The sodium-ion batteries offer a safer, non-flammable alternative to lithium-ion, with simpler installation requirements and lower project costs, aiming to cover a wider range of grid needs from quick-response to longer energy shifting.

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Energy Storage

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United States of America (USA)

State

Oregon

City

Malden

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Metal, Energy Storage

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2026-05-09

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