Macsen Labs Revolutionizes Energy Storage with Prussian White for Sodium-Ion Batteries
Macsen Labs has developed Prussian White, a next-gen cathode material for Sodium-Ion batteries. The company, initially focused on pharmaceutical products, has transitioned into the energy sector. With promising prototype outcomes, the initiative aims at reducing energy storage costs and enhancing India's renewable energy infrastructure.
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Macsen Labs has achieved a significant breakthrough in Sodium-Ion battery technology with its new high-performance Prussian White material. Having filed a provisional patent, the company is advancing towards pilot-scale manufacturing after early R&D success. This development marks Macsen's pioneering entry into the energy storage arena.
CEO Mr. Achal Agrawal shared that the journey began when the pharmaceutical company discovered Prussian White as a potential material for battery cathodes while researching Prussian Blue for radioactive treatments. This newfound direction led to the establishment of a comprehensive electrochemistry lab, enabling rapid prototyping and testing of battery cells.
With a pilot-scale facility now in operation, Macsen is producing Prussian White at kilogram scale, with capabilities exceeding 150 mAh/g. The project underscores the potential of Sodium-Ion batteries, especially for renewable energy storage and affordability, aiming to strengthen India's domestic energy future.
(With inputs from agencies.)
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