TaiSan develops next-generation sodium battery technology utilizing a novel polymer electrolyte called Nadal™. This solution offers high energy density, fast charging, and non-flammability without relying on lithium, nickel, or cobalt. The technology is designed as a 100% drop-in solution for existing giga-factories, providing a lower-cost alternative for micromobility, automotive, and stationary energy storage applications.
Funding
£6M raised to dateRaised to date based on public sources. This may differ from the amount the company actually raised and is based only on what is publicly available on the internet.
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Product
Problem
Lithium-ion batteries, while widely used, face limitations in energy density and cost, hindering the widespread adoption of electric vehicles and large-scale energy storage solutions. The reliance on lithium also raises concerns about resource availability and geopolitical dependencies.
Solution
TaiSan develops quasi-solid-state sodium-ion batteries as a sustainable and cost-effective alternative to traditional lithium-ion systems. These batteries utilize a quasi-solid-state electrolyte to enhance safety and enable higher energy densities compared to conventional sodium-ion designs. By leveraging the abundance and lower cost of sodium, TaiSan aims to reduce battery costs and mitigate supply chain risks associated with lithium. The company's technology targets applications in renewable energy integration and electric vehicles, offering a pathway to more affordable and environmentally friendly energy storage. TaiSan's batteries are designed for best-in-class energy density, enabling longer driving ranges for EVs and improved grid-scale storage performance.
Target Audience
The primary target audience includes electric vehicle manufacturers seeking lower-cost and sustainable battery solutions, as well as energy storage providers for grid-scale renewable energy integration.
Features
- Quasi-solid-state electrolyte for enhanced safety and high ionic conductivity
- Sodium-ion chemistry utilizing abundant and low-cost materials
- High energy density cell design
- Scalable manufacturing process