
NAIMA
NAIMA project will demonstrate that two new generations of highly-competitive and safe Na-ion cells are some of the most robust and cost-effective alternatives to unseat current and future Li-based technologies in dedicated storage applications.
This project has received funding from the European Union's Horizon 2020 research and innovation programme under grant agreement Nº 875629

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The NAIMA project will demonstrate that two new generations of highly-competitive and safe Na-ion cells developed and tested during the project are some of the most robust and cost-effective alternatives to unseat current and future Li-based technologies in dedicated storage applications, nowadays controlled by Asian industry. The Na-ion disruptive technology is already supported by a solid European Battery value chain through their solid commitment of substantial investments in the manufacturing of all components of a battery, preserving the ownership and industry strength around EU countries.
The EU is transitioning to a secure, sustainable and competitive energy system as laid out in the EC’s Energy Union strategy. The growing penetration of renewable energy sources in the EU energy market, go hand in hand with a high competitiveness of the most consolidated technologies: Wind Energy and Solar Photovoltaics.
