Pylontech has announced that it has obtained the world’s first sodium ion battery certificate granted by TÜV Rheinland, which is based on UL1973:2022, IEC62619:2022, IEC62660-2:2018, and IEC62660-3:2022.
This certificate marks Pylontech’s advancement and maturity in sodium ion battery technology, which paves the way for its application in energy storage.
“Being the first company to get international safety standards of sodium ion battery surely reinforces Pylontech’s all along positioning — A Dedicated Energy Storage System Provider with comprehensive research development and manufacturing capabilities. We will strive to leverage our capabilities to accelerate the carbon neutrality process, regardless of the technology, economic or environmental challenges”, said Geoffrey Song VP of international business of the ESS giant.
The technological breakthrough of sodium ion batteries will provide the industry with a supplement to lithium-ion batteries and ease the pressure on the energy storage supply. The company highlighted research that said the global installed capacity of energy storage expects to be 233GWh by the end of 2030.
Pylontech has delivered more than 1,000,000 energy storage systems since the end of 2022. Benefiting from the rich experience in energy storage of lithium battery, Pylontech will drive the application of sodium ion battery in the field of energy storage with its technological innovation and bring more value to the users.
Source: Pylontech
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