
Peak Energy
Denver, Colorado, United States
About
Peak Energy develops and builds passively cooled sodium-ion energy storage systems for the power grid and AI data centers.
Its first product, the GS-1.1, has no fans, chillers, compressors or fluid loops, uses NFPP sodium-ion cells made without lithium, cobalt, nickel or graphite, and is designed to run 20 years without scheduled maintenance. It is built as a drop-in replacement for existing battery energy storage, using standard inverters and EMS integration.
Peak is based in California and Colorado, with offices in Burlingame and Broomfield, and has a system operating in Watkins, Colorado. It is building a factory in Sacramento to produce up to 4 GWh of systems a year, starting in Q1 2027.
From the Battery Report
Battery Report 2025 · chapterCell Design and Materials: Sodium-IonVolta Foundation's annual report on this part of the battery industry.Supply Chain Segments
Battery Chemistries
Sodium-ion✓
Location Info
- HQ
- Denver, Colorado, United States
North America (3)
- R&D
- Broomfield, Colorado, United States
- R&D
- Burlingame, California, United States
- Manufacturing
- Sacramento, California, United States
Sources
Chemistry: Sodium-ion
- Peak Energy | Sodium-Ion Energy Storage · Company site · checked Oct 2026“Peak Energy | Sodium-Ion Energy Storage”
Quick Facts
- Team Size
- 11-50
- Funding
- Private
- Last Updated
- Oct 14, 2026




