The World's First Passively-Cooled Grid Scale Energy Storage System
Zero Moving Parts. No Limits.

Our Product
Reliability from Cell to System.
GS-1.1 is the first commercially available sodium‑ion battery energy storage system built for grid‑scale deployment. Powered by NFPP chemistry, it operates without active cooling– a global first at scale. Infrastructure‑ready, drop‑in compatible, and built for harsh environments from day one. Eliminating traditional Balance-of-System components removes over 85% of fire risks and addresses the rest with a safer sodium‑ion cell. This is not a tech demo.
It’s a commercial system ready to scale.
Specifications
Lower OpEx. Higher uptime. Better LCOS.
GS-1.1 avoids auxiliary power consumption costs that eat into system revenue. No Chiller or HVAC load massively reduces operating costs. With fewer failure-prone systems, truck rolls are rare. Better degradation means lower overbuild. This is how you deliver grid-scale storage without adding grid-scale complexity.

GS-1.1 has the Lowest Operating Costs
Incumbent systems consume power to maintain operating conditions, our system doesn't.
Our product is designed around simplicity with durable and reliable components.
Best-in-class cell performance combined with our distributed control architecture brings industry leading RTE.
Our stable, proven cell chemistry enables augmentation-free projects.
Our Technology
The Building Blocks
Most battery energy storage systems (BESS) today use EV batteries repackaged for grid use. These designs bring baggage: active cooling systems, fire suppression systems, and complex monitoring software. We started with what the grid operators, utilities, and developers actually need: long life, uptime, and simplicity. Our systems prioritize serviceability, uptime, and predictable long-term performance. By eliminating active thermal systems, GS1.1 removes cost, complexity, and risk from grid storage.






















































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































