Investing.com — stock gained 2.4% Monday after announcing a comprehensive strategic partnership with Peak Energy to develop AI-dedicated energy storage solutions.
The partnership includes co-developing a full-stack storage platform combining Peak Energy’s sodium-ion batteries with Energy Vault’s proprietary digital stack for AI infrastructure. Energy Vault has secured an initial 1.5 GWh offtake of Peak’s U.S.-manufactured sodium-ion batteries, providing supply chain security and eligibility for Domestic Content tax credits.
The companies will launch a dedicated energy storage architecture designed specifically for AI Neoclouds and AI-first data center operators. Traditional battery systems are not optimized for the extreme power demands created by AI workloads, and the new solution aims to address these limitations.
“The rapid growth of AI is exposing fundamental limitations in conventional power infrastructure,” said Marco Terruzzin, Chief Revenue at Energy Vault. “This solution enables faster deployment, lower cost, and improved safety by combining Energy Vault’s integration platform with Peak’s sodium-ion technology.”
The partnership also grants Energy Vault exclusive channel partner rights for Peak Energy’s sodium-ion technology in Australia and Japan, positioning the company as the sole provider in these high-value energy markets.
All Peak Energy systems deployed under the agreement will be fully integrated into Vault OS™, Energy Vault’s proprietary energy management system, which will manage the batteries’ operating characteristics, optimize dispatch, and extend asset life.
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