What is a Lina battery?

Whilst conventional batteries use a liquid electrolyte, LiNa’s solid state ceramic electrolyte reduces ionic resistance and removes unproductive mass: unlocking a two-fold performance improvement in energy densities versus alternatives.

What is Lina energy?

LiNa Energy is helping the energy sector accelerate the transition to Net Zero, through our safer and more sustainable alternative to lithium ion. We are leading the charge to develop and commercialise low-cost solid state sodium batteries, with a focus on the renewable energy storage market.

How do Lina batteries work?

LiNa batteries are constructed without lithium or cobalt. On charge, sodium ions from the sodium-metal-chloride cathode are reduced to sodium metal and travel through the solid-state ceramic electrolyte to the anode compartment, forming an interconnected backbone conductor.

Does Lina use cobalt or lithium?

No cobalt or lithium, means transparent and ethical supply chains using locally sourced materials and domestic manufacturing. Using abundant raw materials enables LiNa to manufacture cells for less than $50 / kWh, half of the cost of lithium-ion batteries today.