LYTH and Namey Energy Join Hands to Explore the Future of Sodium-ion Batteries

To strengthen collaboration in the new energy sector, a delegation from Luoyang Tianhuan Energy Technology Co., Ltd. (LYTH Energy) recently visited Namey Energy for an in-depth technical exchange. The visit not only enhanced mutual understanding but also laid the groundwork for deeper cooperation in sodium-ion and LTO battery technologies.

During the visit, the LYTH team learned about Namey’s sodium-ion battery production capability, R&D progress, and quality control system.
Sodium-ion batteries, with their long lifespan, high safety, and low raw material cost, are emerging as a promising option for both EV and ESS applications. Although the cost is currently slightly higher than LiFePO₄, ongoing capacity expansion and process optimization are expected to make sodium-ion batteries even more cost-effective — with higher energy density enabled by new cathode materials.

The LYTH team toured the production line and observed key stages including electrode material processing, slurry mixing, cathode rolling and slitting, winding, baking, assembly, and electrolyte filling. The visit provided a close look at Namey’s automation and rigorous quality control practices.
Both sides also exchanged ideas on future cooperation in materials, module integration, and system applications.

Going forward, LYTH Energy and Namey Energy will work together to accelerate sodium-ion battery commercialization, delivering reliable and sustainable solutions for energy storage and mobility worldwide.