Faradion Limited

Battery Energy Storage System \[BESS\] are needed to maximise the utilisation of renewable energy sources, to support the functioning of electrical grids and to provide energy access to those in locations not yet grid-connected. Faradion's Sodium-Ion Battery \[SIB\] technology represents a lower cost, more sustainable alternative to existing lithium-ion o...

"The projects aims are to develop and demonstrate low cost 12V batteries for electrified vehicles. These batteries are used for lighting, security, control of the traction battery management system and other critical features. Generally, in electrified vehicles, these batteries use lead acid technology on account of their low cost and specialised requirem...

Energy storage is one of DECC's top priority areas for development, with the potential to massively cut the cost of decarbonising the electricity supply if a grid-scale electricity storage system to balance the variable output of renewables can be created. The challenge for residential energy storage (RES) systems is in providing safe, low-cost, long-life...

This feasibility project enables a low cost sodium ion battery (NIB) option for Residential Energy storage (RES) to partner with PV. The project aims to transfer knowledge from the conductive ink industry into the battery industry and develop carbon pastes and electrodes to enable a low cost NIB as an alternative rechargeable battery technology to lithium...

A consortium of three businesses, Faradion Ltd. , AGM Batteries Ltd. and Renault together with Warwick University have come together to demonstrate that battery packs based on sodium-ion technology can be manufactured successfully on a commercial scale. The technology has been developed in the laboratory by Faradion Ltd who will be joing forces with Warwi...

Faradion Limited is being supported by Innovate to develop and optimise sodium-ion batteries which can operate over the wide range of ambient temperature conditions which can be experienced by electric and hybrid vehicles. These range from -20C to +60C.

The project is a three year programme undertaken by Faradion Ltd, Moixa Ltd and Warwick University to develop sodium-ion batteries for the storage of domestic solar energy. The stored energy, generated when there are high levels of sunlight can then be used later in the day when demand is at its highest. The attraction of sodium-ion batteries is that they...

The project will demonstrate the use of sodium-ion technology in low cost batteries for applications in transport and the storage of renewable energy. If it is succesful, it will enable a faster adoption of electric vehicle and renewable technologies. The project is a collaboration between three partners namely Faradion Ltd., Williams Advanced Engineering...

Efficient and low cost energy storage is a crucial requirement for many high technology markets including low carbon vehicles, mobile communications and renewable energy. Rechargeable batteries are advancing in technology to meet these market demands but they are currently hindered by high cost, weight and volume and significant safety issues. There is a ...