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Peak Energy Lands 183,000 SQFT Metro Air Park Building for $71MM Sodium-Ion Battery Plant in Sacramento

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Peak Energy, a three-year-old battery startup with more than 6 gigawatt-hours of customer commitments on its books, will take a 183,000-square-foot big-box industrial building at Sacramento's Metro Air Park to open what it calls the first commercial-scale sodium-ion grid storage factory in the United States, a rare manufacturing win for a region that has watched […]

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