MALVERN, PA — NOVA by Saint-Gobain has announced a significant investment in ION Storage Systems. This collaboration is expected to enhance the relationship between Saint-Gobain Ceramics and ION, both of which are keen on advancing battery solutions for a range of applications including defense, aerospace, consumer electronics, electric vehicles, and grid storage.
Basma Kharrat, Vice-President of External Venturing at Saint-Gobain, emphasized the importance of this investment as part of the company’s strategy. “This investment is key in NOVA by Saint-Gobain’s strategy of seeking startups providing innovative solutions for our focused industries,” she said. Kharrat further highlighted the potential benefits of the partnership with ION Storage, expecting it to support the growth of the promising startup and provide valuable insights for Saint-Gobain’s Ceramics businesses.
Nicolas Miegeville, CEO of Saint-Gobain Ceramics, expressed his belief in the critical role of electrification in reducing greenhouse gas emissions globally. He sees the collaboration with ION Storage on solid-state lithium metal batteries as an exciting initiative towards creating a safer and more sustainable world.
Echoing these sentiments, Ricky Hanna, CEO of ION Storage Systems, stressed the importance of innovative battery technologies in an increasingly electrified economy. “The world is rapidly evolving towards a more resilient, mobile and electrified economy. The backbone of this movement are the batteries that will power it,” he said. Hanna envisions a future where battery-dependent technologies are not restricted by the limitations of current solutions, but instead, embrace the potential of next-generation, solid-state battery technology.
This partnership marks a significant step in the right direction for both companies. With their shared commitment to innovation and sustainability, NOVA by Saint-Gobain and ION Storage Systems are poised to drive a revolutionary change in battery technology, architecture, and manufacturing processes.
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