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Peak Energy is betting sodium-ion batteries can reduce U.S. reliance on Chinese battery technology, with a $108 million funding round led by GM to build its first Sacramento factory. Read more:Read original on X
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Peak Energy raises $108 million led by GM for sodium-ion batteries
The funding backs a Sacramento factory aimed at reducing US reliance on Chinese battery technology.
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