Huawei sodium battery energy storage products

Why did Huawei invest in a sodium-ion battery maker?

Huawei has invested in a sodium-ion battery maker as the tech giant increases bet on China’s booming electric vehicle industry which has seen a wave of price hikes on rising raw material costs since March. Photo: IC Photo

What is Huawei's new patent for sodium-ion batteries?

On November 22, China’s Huawei announced a new patent for sodium-ion batteries named “Electrolyte Additives and Preparation Methods, Electrolytes and Sodium-ion Batteries.”

Are BYD & Huawei the future of energy storage?

BYD and Huawei are not far behind. Both firms are heavily investing in sodium-ion technology improvements. They recognize the importance of developing efficient, cost-effective alternatives to Lithium-ion batteries. Thus, their R&D efforts are promising for the future energy storage landscape. Sodium-ion technology offers numerous benefits.

Did Huawei invest in Hina battery technology?

The investment in HiNa Battery Technology Co. Ltd., a Jiangsu province-based company that develops sodium-ion batteries for electric vehicles (EVs) and industrial energy storage, was made through Huawei’s venture capital arm Shenzhen Hubble Technology Investment Partnership, according to public business records.

Will the industry work together to promote the development of sodium-ion batteries?

“We hope that the whole industry will work together to promote the development of sodium-ion batteries,” said the battery maker.

Is Huawei launching a battery startup in China?

Photo: IC Photo Embattled telecoms equipment manufacturer Huawei Technologies Co. Ltd. has deepened its push into the growing energy storage industry, investing in a Chinese battery startup that uses a more accessible alternative to rare and expensive lithium.