Peak Energy
Peak Energy has developed an innovative sodium-ion-based energy-storage solution that is expected to be more cost-effective, durable, and easier to mass produce domestically.
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"TDK’s deep expertise in the battery space and extensive network made them an ideal partner for us."
- Landon Mossburg
- CEO, Peak Energy
Announcements And Insights
Why TDK Ventures Is Investing in Peak Energy’s Sodium-Ion Energy Storage Systems (ESS) Solution
TDK Ventures invests in Peak Energy to accelerate sodium-ion battery solutions, advancing energy storage and grid resilience.
TDK Ventures Invests in Peak Energy to Advance Sodium-Ion Energy Storage Solutions
TDK Ventures invests in Peak Energy to scale up low-cost, sodium-ion energy storage solutions, aiming to stabilize the energy market.
Peak Energy Launches from Stealth with $10M Investment to Accelerate the Renewable Energy Transition
Oct 04, 2023Veterans from Tesla, Northvolt hatch plan to mass-produce huge batteries to store solar and wind energy
Oct 04, 2023
Peak Energy and TOPINFRA join forces to develop more than 500 MW of renewable projects in Korea
Dec 15, 2023Peak Energy Announces Liam O’Connor as Co-Founder and Chief Operating Officer
May 22, 2024Peak Energy signs MOU with Shinsung E&G and YSP to develop solar rooftop portfolio in Korea
Jul 05, 2024Peak Energy on Track to Rapidly Scale Sodium-Ion Battery Manufacturing in the U.S. to Secure Future of Renewable Energy
Jul 17, 2024Sodium-Ion Battery Startup Peak Sparks Lithium Alternative
Jul 17, 2024Supporting Team
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