A novel packaging architecture for Lithium-ion cell technology, achieving the highest level of safety in the industry with a focus on reliability, energy density, and performance at the lowest cost.
With industry leading safety, reliability, energy density, and cost. Available for integration into utility scale, commercial & industrial, and residential markets.
Cadenza Innovation is offering one of the safest and most reliable energy storage systems for power backup in hybrid, off-grid, and grid-connected telecom sites. Based on patented battery technology, this Cadenza energy storage system enables higher performance, lower maintenance, and a lower carbon footprint, all resulting in a lower total cost of ownership compared to VRLA Lead-Acid batteries.
This unit can be tied to solar, wind, or other electrical generation and can be configured for remote area use as a standalone product or in combination with another renewable energy source.
Cadenza’s supercell technology provides a holistic solution for the cell, module, pack, and rack. Cadenza’s unique cell design combines the best properties from wound jelly rolls and large prismatic cells allowing for game-changing safe, reliable, high energy density solutions at low cost for energy storage, telecom, EV, PHEV, and other specialty markets.
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I have known Christina Lampe-Önnerud for 15 years, and she is irrepressible. She has an ebullient personality and a passion for opera singing, jazz dancing, and cello playing—among other things. But her true love is batteries. She founded the battery company Boston-Power in 2005, ran it until 2012, and then took the only route she saw available to achieving scale in her business: she sold it to Chinese investors. It was an all-too-common case of American innovation providing the base for a Chinese manufacturing industry.
Eliminating risk of fires and explosions, Cadenza Innovation’s award-winning, U.S. Dept. of Defense-tested and UL-registered superCell technology platform fuels urban deployments due to its safe, flexible and space-efficient design. It bolsters utility grid resilience and powers a range of uses in the transportation and commercial and industrial sectors.
Last year, lithium-ion battery provider Cadenza Innovation announced that it was developing a customer cloud portal to manage deployed distributed energy resources, an end-to-end battery manufacturing execution system, and equipment automation to support the expansion of its battery manufacturing in the U.S. and abroad.
Partnering with Rockwell Automation on the initiative, Cadenza aims to create a full digital thread that feeds information from business systems to the factory floor and subsequently out to deployed energy storage systems to close the loop by feeding data from the field back into its connected operations. The technology is expected to ensure peak performance of customer systems.
The New York Power Authority announced today that it received an Innovation Icon award from Cloud for Utilities for a first-of-its-kind battery storage system expected to serve as a model for commercial buildings looking for safer, lower-cost energy storage solutions. The pilot program spotlights Cadenza Innovation’s superCell lithium-ion battery technology to showcase the role that energy storage can serve in enhancing demand management and grid flexibility while helping to advance New York State’s nation-leading climate and clean energy goals.