Securing the future of energy storage will require technologies that not only meet performance and scalability demands but also demonstrate robust safety throughout their lifecycle.
At the inaugural Sodium Battery Summit (NaBS) hosted by Argonne National Laboratory, taking place Sept. 22-23, in Lemont, Illinois. UL Research Institutes’ Electrochemical Safety Research Institute will contribute research insights supporting the safe advancement of sodium-ion battery technologies.
As a featured speaker, Dhevathi Kannan, Ph.D., research scientist with the Electrochemical Safety Research team, will deliver a presentation titled “Characterizing the Safety of Sodium-ion Batteries” on Wednesday, Sept. 23, at 10:50 a.m. CST. The talk will explore ongoing efforts to understand the safety characteristics of commercial sodium-ion batteries through comprehensive testing and characterization.
Join the discussion to learn how safety-focused research is helping build confidence in the future of sodium-ion batteries.
The summit brings together leaders from academia, national laboratories, industry, and government to explore the opportunities and challenges shaping the next generation of sodium-ion energy storage systems, from domestic supply chain resilience to commercialization and deployment.
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