Next Thing Technologies' sodium-ion batteries are reimagining energy storage across multiple sectors.
Our scalable, safe, and affordable solutions are designed to meet the diverse needs of residential, commercial, industrial, and utility-scale applications.
Empower your home with reliable, affordable backup power:
Ideal for home energy storage systems.
Affordable and safe backup power for households.
Innovative financing model:
Current goal to offer leasing for as low as $100/month.
That’s a safer battery that’s 12.5x less than the California market average in the first year.
Need for protection against frequent power outages due to extreme weather.
Percentage of U.S. grid infrastructure is 25+ years old and vulnerable to disruptions.
California utility rates
incentivizing battery adoption.
Integration with home solar systems for greater energy independence.
Need to shift electricity demand to align with renewable generation.
Scalable energy solutions for businesses of all sizes.
Reliable, cost-effective energy storage.
Applications range from offices to factories, data centers to AI supercomputers.
Companies can reduce reliance on fossil fuels and lower energy costs.
Immediate savings in tax credits and energy bills upon installation.
The global data center power market is expected to reach $56.58 billion by 2032.
Our sodium-ion batteries offer safety, affordability, and performance advantages to data center operators.
We have the potential to capture 5-10% of the global data center power market by 2032.
This market size represents a $2.83 billion to $5.66 billion opportunity.
Transforming utility-scale energy infrastructure.
Revolutionize large-scale energy storage.
Enable greater integration of renewable energy sources.
Enhance grid stability and reliability.
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Resilient energy systems for remote or disaster-prone areas.
Key components for microgrids and off-grid applications.
Support energy resilience in challenging environments.
Ideal for remote communities or areas prone to natural disasters.
The renewable energy market is expected to hit $2.1 trillion by 2032.
Our sodium technology aims to capture a portion of this market by providing cheaper, safer, and longer-lasting energy storage.
Here’s why Next Thing Technologies is uniquely positioned in the rapidly growing energy storage market:
Batteries are everywhere, but lithium tech is over thirty years old. We’ve cracked the code and can make cheaper, safer, and longer-lasting sodium batteries than anything available today.
And right now, we are the only private U.S. company developing a sodium-ion battery you can invest in publicly.
Bloomberg New Energy Finance (BNEF) estimates storage capacity needs to grow 16X by 2030.
Global stationary energy storage market is projected to reach $435 billion by 2030.
Quarterly U.S. storage installations up 101% in Q4 2023.
We are the only private U.S. company developing a sodium-ion battery that anyone can invest in.
Well-positioned to benefit from Inflation Reduction Act-driven investments in clean energy and domestic manufacturing.
That’s $369 billion in incentives for clean tech like batteries.
This bill has the potential to drive $3.3 trillion in investments over 10 years.
U.S. battery producers (like us) are eligible for up to $45/kWh in tax credits.
Our innovative sodium-ion technology offers unparalleled scalability.
Modular design adaptable for diverse project sizes and energy needs.
Scale from powering single homes to entire neighborhoods or server farms.
Potential for multi-million dollar deals with just a few large customers.
We have three core avenues for generating revenue with our products.
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Offer affordable monthly subscription plans for residential battery systems.
Expand platform for larger energy storage applications (and larger-scale upfront deals) across market segments.
Partner with other battery manufacturers to utilize our sodium-ion battery technology.
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