REPT BATTERO Unveils Sodium and Lithium Batteries at SNEC 2026

Jun 5, 2026
REPT BATTERO introduced two new energy storage battery cells at the SNEC 2026 exhibition in Shanghai: a 320 Ah sodium-ion cell for large-scale energy storage and an 85 Ah lithium-ion battery designed for AI data centers.

REPT BATTERO presented two new energy storage battery cells at the SNEC 2026 International Solar PV and Smart Energy Conference in Shanghai, announced in a press release.

The company introduced the Wending 320 Ah sodium ion cell for large scale energy storage applications. It offers over 20,000 charge and discharge cycles and maintains an energy efficiency of at least 97 percent. The battery is designed to operate across a wide temperature range and deliver high capacity and long service life.

REPT BATTERO also unveiled an 85 Ah lithium ion battery built to meet the backup power and peak shaving requirements of AI data centers. The cell supports continuous discharge rates up to 10C and has a lifespan exceeding 60,000 cycles. It has passed multiple safety tests, including thermal runaway and nail penetration tests.

During the exhibition, REPT BATTERO signed a strategic cooperation agreement with Jiangsu YuanZhi Energy Technology and introduced its Battery Passport system alongside new ESG management practices covering the full product lifecycle.

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