Battery energy storage is quickly becoming a business opportunity for C & I companies. Cadenza Innovation Founder & CEO Christina Lampe-Onnerud discusses how on Made in America with Ari Santiago

A Digital Thread for Industrial Lithium-Ion Battery Innovation

Automation World

Rockwell Automation has partnered with battery producer Cadenza Innovation to develop a customer cloud portal for management of batteries in the field, an end-to-end battery manufacturing execution system, and provide equipment automation to support the expansion of Cadenza Innovation’s battery manufacturing in the US and abroad.

2021 Top Solar Storage Products

Solar Power World

What follows are the Top Solar Storage Products for 2021. In addition to residential and large-scale batteries, we feature some battery accessories (like charge controllers). Take a look at this year’s innovative products (listed alphabetically by company) within the energy storage and battery category for the solar industry.

Electric Vehicle & Battery Production: The Transition to Cleaner Forms of Energy

Rockwell Automation ROKLive

Tune in to this LiveStream to learn how Rockwell Automation is joining forces with Cadenza Innovation to support our mutual commitments to Sustainability and Innovation. Hear about these exciting solutions including a cloud-based, distributed, energy storage monitoring system, a full manufacturing execution system, and controls automation for a smart connected factory of the future. Learn more at rok.auto/AutomationFair21

The Power Of Partnerships: Cadenza Innovation

Turtle & Hughes

How are two women-led businesses working together to solve one of the most pressing issues of our time – reducing greenhouse gasses, creating more efficient energy uses, and harnessing renewable sources to reduce long-term dependency on fossil fuels?

The Future of Batteries

The Peggy Smedley Show

Peggy and Christina Lampe-Onnerud, founder and CEO, Cadenza Innovation, discuss her story and how she is changing how the world is going to be looking at batteries. She says energy was always a conversation around her dinner table and knew from an early age it is part of her mission to be a kind, collaborative spirit that helps other people.

Eversource CEO: Connecticut Can Lead Clean Energy Future

CBIA

“Legislation in Connecticut also encourages the development of energy storage systems,” explained Nolan. Eversource has begun conversations with businesses in the state. Nolan said companies like Cadenza Innovation in Danbury “are breaking new ground,” in terms of battery storage.  Nolan said policymakers, regulators, and utilities must collaborate to manage the transition from natural gas to renewable energy sources.

Suite Talk: Christina Lampe-Onnerud, founder and CEO of Cadenza Innovation

Westchester & Fairfield County Business Journals

Last month, Wilton’s Cadenza Innovation announced that its high-performing, low-cost lithium-ion batteries would be available through Turtle Energy Storage Services, a division of Turtle & Hughes, one of the country’s top electrical and industrial distributors.
It marked a significant deal for Cadenza, which was founded in 2012 by Christina Lampe-Onnerud, the Swedish-born inorganic chemist and battery inventor and one of the world’s leading authorities on energy storage. In this edition of Suite Talk, Business Journal Senior Enterprise Editor Phil Hall speaks with Lampe-Onnerud on her company’s current activities and its role in the fast-expanding cleantech sector.

Lithium-ion Batteries from Cadenza Innovation

Turtle & Hughes

We are advancing our commitment to green energy solutions by partnering with Cadenza Innovation , a woman-led business, to provide safe, high-performing, low-cost lithium-ion batteries. They are available via  Turtle Energy Storage Services  (TESS).

The Bill That Could Truly, Actually Bring Back U.S. Manufacturing, And help the climate, too

The Atlantic

On 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 Review

The 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.