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Driven by energy transformation and technological innovation, the sodium power industry is rising at an unprecedented speed and becoming a key force in building a new power system. Sodium ion battery, a new battery technology with rich resources, low cost, safety and reliability, is showing its huge market potential and application value in many fields such as energy storage and transportation.Market application opportunities of sodium ion batteriesDriven by energy transformation and technological innovation, the sodium power industry is rising at an unprecedented speed and becoming a key force in building a new power system. Sodium ion battery, a new battery technology with rich resources, low cost, safety and reliability, is showing its huge market potential and application value in many fields such as energy storage and transportation.

1. Rich resources and low cost: Sodium is one of the most abundant elements in the earth's crust, and its abundance is much higher than that of lithium, so sodium ion batteries have obvious advantages in raw material cost. This feature makes sodium ion battery more economical in large-scale application and helps to promote the rapid development of its market.In the field of sodium ion batteries, there are many enterprises worthy of attention, among which Pawa, as a leader in the field of new energy materials, is also worthy of attention:1. Energy storage field: Sodium ion battery has excellent performance in cost, low temperature and fast charging, and is very suitable for large-scale energy storage scenarios such as power grid energy storage and renewable energy storage. By absorbing more green electric energy such as solar energy and wind energy, and participating in the "peak-shaving and valley-filling" of the power grid, sodium ion batteries can help alleviate the pressure on the power grid and increase the consumption ratio of green energy in the power grid.