Energy Technology Client UNIGRID Expands Sodium-Ion Battery Systems Into Europe and Prepares for U.S. Launch

August 5, 2026 - 23:03

UNIGRID, an energy technology company focused on advanced battery storage, has hit a major commercial turning point. The firm is now shipping sodium-ion residential battery systems to customers in Europe, with U.S. deliveries expected to follow shortly after.

The expansion marks a shift from development and pilot projects into full-scale market deployment. Sodium-ion chemistry is drawing attention because it relies on materials that are more abundant and cheaper than lithium, while offering solid performance for home energy storage. UNIGRID says its systems are designed to work with existing solar setups and can help households cut reliance on the grid during peak hours or outages.

Europe was a natural first target, according to the company, due to strong demand for home batteries and supportive policies around clean energy. The company has been working with distribution partners in several countries to handle installation and service. At the same time, UNIGRID is preparing for a U.S. launch, which will require meeting domestic certification and safety standards. The company has not announced an exact release date for the American market but says it is in the final stages of preparation.

The move comes as homeowners in many regions look for ways to store solar power and protect against rising electricity costs. Sodium-ion batteries are not new, but recent improvements in energy density and cycle life have made them more practical for everyday use. UNIGRID's entry into Europe gives the technology a real-world test, and a successful rollout could open the door to wider adoption in North America.