Altris: The power of sodium-ion batteries

04/17/23 • 26 min

What if batteries could last longer, charge and discharge faster, work better in both hot and cold temperatures, be safer and only be made from abundant and readily available raw materials?

In this episode, we sit down with Martin Anderlind, CEO of Altris, to discuss the exciting world of sodium-ion batteries and the future of energy storage. Altris is leading the charge in this space with their groundbreaking technology, and Martin shares his insights into how sodium-ion batteries can transform the energy landscape.

Join us to learn more about this innovative start-up, Martin's journey as an entrepreneur, and the potential of sodium-ion batteries to drive the energy transition forward. This is an episode you won't want to miss!

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What if batteries could last longer, charge and discharge faster, work better in both hot and cold temperatures, be safer and only be made from abundant and readily available raw materials?

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