Safety at a whole new level for Lithium-ion battery systems
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.
Energy Storage Systems – Rack Products
With industry leading safety, reliability, energy density and cost. Available for integration into utility scale, commercial & industrial and residential markets.
Cadenza Innovation’s proprietary Lithium-ion rack enables:
- UL1973 certified
- UL9540a tested and in compliance
- Built on non-propagating thermal runaway protected cells, high energy density and competitive pricing
- Flexible modular battery rack designed to meet various energy requirements
- Compact design for minimum installation space indoor and outdoor
- Real-time local and remote monitoring through the battery management system for C&I and utility applications
- 66 kWh rack available today
48V System for Telecom and Utility Substations
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, lower carbon footprint, all resulting in a lower total cost of ownership compared to VRLA Lead-Acid batteries.
This unit can be configured from the factory for high temperature and remote area use, tied to solar, wind or other electrical generation.
Features
- Available in 50Ah, 3U and 83Ah, 4U sizes
- 19” rack mountable
- UL1973 compliant
- Direct replacement of Lead-Acid
- Low weight
- High safety and reliability
- Low maintenance
- High energy density
- Long cycle life
- Support for parallel connection
- Intelligent BMS system with automatic voltage balancing
- Optional high temperature performance configuration
- Optional real-time local and remote monitoring
83Ah Lithium-ion supercell
Cadenza’s supercell technology provides a holistic solution for the cell, module and pack/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 EV, PHEV, energy storage, telecom and other specialty markets.
- UL1973 certified and UL9540a tested
- A variety of large-format cells that easily assemble into packs for EV and ESS applications
- High safety – including non-propagation protection
- Highly competitive cost by leveraging standard industry components and providing savings to pack design compared to traditional cells
- 83Ah supercell available today
- Available in a 91Ah version in 2021
- A lego block design that can be spaced closely to save on system-level cost
Our Services
Cadenza Innovation provides customers:
- Custom Lithium-ion package design services
- Lithium-ion manufacturing tool and process optimization services
- Designs utilizing Cadenza technology to different cell formats for various applications
- Custom projects for the defense industry
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The Bill That Could Truly, Actually Bring Back U.S. Manufacturing, And help the climate, too
The AtlanticOn paper, Cadenza Innovation is everything a modern American start-up is supposed to be. The Connecticut-based company was founded by an award-winning Swedish chemist who first came to the United States to work at MIT. It promised a major breakthrough: lithium-ion batteries that were far less likely to explode than conventional designs. It soon found R&D support from the federal government, eager to promote an industry as essential to smartphones as to addressing climate change.
In short, Cadenza showcased every innovation-boosting feature of the American economy: its openness to immigrants, its world-leading research institutions, and its generous public research support.
Many questions, few answers on big battery blaze
Australia Financial ReviewThe investigation into the blaze at Neoen’s Victoria Big Battery last week needs to be transparent so that governments, regulators and industry can learn from it and make changes to foster the critical development of large-scale storage, an internationally recognised battery pioneer says. Christina Lampe-Onnerud, a special board adviser to Australia’s Future Battery Industries Co-operative Research Centre, says learning from such “catastrophic” incidents is critical for progress towards building a sustainable energy system.
Dr Christina Lampe-Önnerud, Battery Innovator, Energy Storage Pioneer
Energy DisruptorsChristina Lampe-Önnerud is supercharging lithium-ion battery adoption, globally. A pre-eminent authority on battery innovation and a passionate advocate for sustainable policy-making, Christina Lampe-Önnerud previously served as co-chair of the World Economic Forum’s Global Future Council on Energy Technologies, and has a reputation for reshaping markets.
Christina has a rare ability to translate the technical aspects of electro-chemical engineering into real world implications. Her intense curiosity, rebellious streak and analytical love of facts, deem Christina a formidable energy transition communicator capable of delivering game-changing technology solutions.
“We will not be able to achieve this if we look through the same lens that we have had for years; if we are stubborn about protecting the current paradigm, we know 100 per cent we will fail future generations.”
CHRISTINA LAMPE-ÖNNERUD
Safe lithium-ion energy storage begins with knowing what to do if things go wrong
Energy Storage NewsCadenza Innovation has deployed a pilot project based on its Supercell architecture at an office of the New York Power Authority (NYPA), a public power organisation which serves around 25% of the state’s electrical load. NYPA R&D engineer Steven Wilkie was also participating in the panel discussion and said that in urban environments, safety needs to be much more carefully considered than when siting energy storage systems in more remote or rural areas.