Salzstrom Unveils Europe's First Cabinet-Type NFPP Sodium-Ion Battery ESS for C&I Sector

Published: Mar 5, 2026 16:45

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On March 4, 2026, SMM learned that Salzstrom, an Austrian energy storage technology company, launched the SALT 110 NFPP (sodium iron phosphate) sodium-ion battery ESS for European commercial and industrial operators, becoming the first market-ready cabinet-type NFPP sodium-ion battery solution in Europe’s commercial and industrial sector and advancing the deployment and application of sodium-ion battery technology in Europe’s energy storage market. The system has a rated power of 100 kVA and a usable energy storage capacity of 110 kWh, achieves a system efficiency of 95%, and operates within a temperature range of -25 to 55°C. It has obtained multiple authoritative European certifications, including EN IEC 62619, and can deliver 6,000 charge cycles at a 95% depth of discharge. Designed specifically for space-constrained scenarios such as data centers and industrial buildings, it is currently open for scheduled visits, with the first client installations expected to begin in early March in Germany and Austria.

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