Energy Vault and Peak Energy Announce Strategic Development Agreement to Develop Sodium Ion Storage Solution for “AI-First Data Center Operators”; Includes 1.5 GWh Supply Agreement to Accelerate Global Deployment and Reduce Costs
Strategic Supply Chain Advantage:
Global Market Expansion:
Purpose-Built Energy Storage for AI Infrastructure
The partnership includes the launch of a co-developed, dedicated energy storage architecture designed specifically for AI Neoclouds and AI-first data center operators. Traditional battery systems are optimized for steady grid loads and are not well suited to the extreme and volatile power demands created by AI training and inference workloads.
The new architecture combines Peak Energy’s sodium-ion energy storage technology that enables much higher safety and reliability than conventional BESS with Energy Vault’s proprietary system design and Vault OS™ software controls to deliver faster deployment, lower capital cost, and enhanced operational safety.
The integrated solution is exclusive to
“The rapid growth of AI is exposing fundamental limitations in conventional power infrastructure,” said Marco Terruzzin, Chief Revenue at
1.5 GWh
By locking in domestic supply,
“Lowering the cost of energy is essential for winning the AI race and Peak's proprietary sodium-ion energy storage systems offer the lowest cost and fastest way to get data centers on the grid,” said
Vault OS™ Integration
All Peak Energy systems deployed under the agreement will be fully integrated into Vault OS™, Energy Vault’s proprietary, technology-agnostic energy management system. Vault OS™ will manage the unique operating characteristics of sodium-ion batteries, optimize dispatch, extend asset life, and maintain Energy Vault’s operational control of the systems.
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