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Challenge:2. High safety: The sodium ion battery has an ultra-wide working temperature range of -40℃-80℃, and it is not easy to get out of control even at high temperature, so its safety is higher.3. Strong temperature adaptability: The performance of sodium ion battery is excellent in low temperature environment, even in the low temperature environment of -20℃, its capacity retention rate can still reach above 88%, which makes sodium ion battery have obvious advantages in energy storage application in cold regions.

Pawa Co., Ltd. is mainly engaged in the research and development, production and sales of new energy battery materials, focusing on the subdivision direction of cathode materials for lithium-ion batteries and sodium-ion batteries, and actively deploying forward-looking fields such as semi-solid/solid-state batteries. In the field of sodium ion batteries, Pawa has mastered the core technology of precursor synthesis of sodium anode materials, and accelerated the research and development and industrialization of related products.3. Industrial and distributed energy storage: The demand for industrial and distributed energy storage systems is increasing gradually. These systems are usually used in micro-grids or enterprise parks, and need stable power supply to support production and daily operation. Sodium ion battery can be applied to some remote areas where it is difficult to access the power grid because of its good performance and high cost performance at low temperature.Iv. Opportunities and challenges of Pawa in the field of sodium electricity

First, the development prospect of sodium ion batteries3. Supply chain stability: The stability of raw material supply for sodium ion batteries is very important for the development of industrial chain. Pawa shares need to strengthen cooperation with suppliers to ensure the stable supply of raw materials and cost control.Sodium ion battery: a new star in energy transformation and the development opportunity of Pawa shares