Tiamat energy Micronesia

Who makes Tiamat batteries?

Tiamat designs, develops and manufactures sodium-ion batteries for mobility and stationary energy storage. Stable, simple, safe, fast and performing solution.

What does Tiamat do?

Tiamat aims to further develop its technology in the years to come and to qualify its prototypes in collaboration with many industrial partners and end-users. Tiamat designs develop and manufacture sodium-ion batteries for mobility and stationary energy storage. Stable chemistry for simple, safe, fast, and performing solutions.

When did Tiamat close?

Tiamat closed its last funding round on Jan 15, 2024 from a Venture - Series Unknown round. Who are Tiamat's competitors? Alternatives and possible competitors to Tiamat may include iM3NY , Form Energy , and Spear Power Systems. Tiamat designs, develops, and produces innovative solutions for energy storage applications.

What are the applications of Tiamat technology?

Tiamat technology finds its major applications in mobility (48V MHEV, 12V SLI, fast-charge ebus..) and stationary storage (grid frequency regulation), where high power needs are not satisfied by reference technologies.

What is Tiamat GEN1 and Gen2?

With its two generations (Gen1 for power applications, Gen2 for medium energy density applications), Tiamat covers the needs of electrification on the markets of mobility (road, rail, marine and air), stationary applications, off-highway needs and powertools, at competitive cost, superior safety and lifetime.

Where is Tiamat based?

Founded in 2017 in Amiens (France), Tiamat is based on almost 10 years of academic research carried out by some research units of the CNRS and the university working together within the RS2E, such as the Collège de France in Paris, the LRCS in Amiens, the CIRIMAT in Toulouse, the ICMCB in Bordeaux and the CSIC in Barcelona.