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GM is betting on battery cells that don’t use lithium [updated]
GM and Peak Energy are developing sodium-ion batteries that they say can cut grid storage costs by 20% and boost uptime.
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GM has partnered with Peak Energy to develop next-generation sodium-ion battery cells, but they’re not going into EVs – they’re for grid-scale energy storage projects. GM Ventures is making a strategic investment in Peak Energy.
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