Aeson Power Revolutionizes Energy Storage with Next-Generation Sodium-Ion Systems

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Australian energy storage innovator Aeson Power is making headlines with the launch of its next-generation sodium-ion energy storage systems, designed to redefine safety, performance, and sustainability in the industry. Following global success in automotive applications, Aeson Power's cutting-edge technology now enters the Australian off-grid, telecom, and commercial markets with the debut of the APSI2500, APSI2500-UPS, and HaloDyne-HV systems. Founded in 2015, Aeson Power has partnered with battery manufacturing giant Xupai, combining over 30 years of experience and $1 billion in annual revenue with local Australian engineering and field-testing expertise.

Key Takeaways:

  • Aeson Power has launched its next-generation sodium-ion energy storage systems, including the APSI2500, APSI2500-UPS, and HaloDyne-HV, at All-Energy Australia 2025 in Melbourne.
  • The APSI2500 offers high safety without fire risks or thermal runaway concerns, delivering over 5,000 cycles and a 10-year warranty.
  • The APSI2500-UPS provides zero-risk, maintenance-free performance for telecom, UPS, and standby applications, operating reliably from –30°C to +80°C.
  • The HaloDyne-HV system delivers scalable storage up to 3 MWh, operating safely without cooling or fire suppression, ideal for mining, commercial, and remote projects.
  • Aeson Power has partnered with Xupai, combining over 30 years of experience and $1 billion in annual revenue with local Australian engineering and field-testing expertise.
  • Scott Clark, Sales & Marketing Manager, emphasizes the company's goal of creating a new battery choice built to Australian and New Zealand standards.

Statistics:

  • Aeson Power has 7 factories, with operations in over 100 regions and 5,000 employees supporting its global expertise.
  • The company has $1 billion in annual revenue and over 30 years of experience in the industry.
  • The APSI2500 system operates in an operating range of –30°C to +80°C.
  • The HaloDyne-HV system provides up to 3 MWh of scalable storage.

Sources:

  • Aeson Power press release, October 29, 2025
  • Aeson Power website, [www.aesonpower.com.au](http://www.aesonpower.com.au)
  • All-Energy Australia 2025 event, Melbourne, 2025