The Heart of Next-Gen mission critical Power Production
Solidior Power's manufacturing center represents the pinnacle of mission-critical energy technology. Our vision and objective is to architect a resilient and sustainable future through technical precision and high-density storage innovation.
PROJECT PHASE: INFRASTRUCTURE
The Baltic Gigafactory
This strategic investment in Kundziņsala island, Riga, Latvia, marks a pivotal milestone for Solidior Power Ltd. This state-of-the-art facility will serve as the heartbeat of European battery production, utilizing green energy grids to manufacture the next generation of high-density storage solutions. From precise chemical synthesis to automated assembly, every square meter is engineered for maximum sustainability and logistical efficiency. The company will produce 6.4 GWh per annum of battery storage capacity to be used in data center, telecom, critical infra and defence segments.
Powering the European Future
Driving the transition to sustainable energy with locally manufactured, high-efficiency nickel zinc battery technology.
The Nickel Zinc Battery
Nickel‑Zinc (NiZn) batteries offer a compelling alternative to VRLA and lithium‑ion for mission‑critical standby and high‑reliability applications. They combine high power density, superior safety, predictable failure modes, wide temperature tolerance, and simplified regulatory compliance, making them especially well‑suited to data centers, telecom networks, critical infrastructure, and defense systems where availability, safety, and operability outweigh pure energy density. Solidior Power Ltd. and Æsir Technologies Inc. have signed a technology transfer and license agreement for manufacturing of the NiZn batteries for the EMEA market.
Group 31 Battery
Aviation Battery
Data center Battery
Why Nickel‑Zinc Technology Snapshot
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Chemistry: Nickel oxyhydroxide cathode + zinc anode
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Nominal cell voltage: ~1.6–1.7 V (higher than lead‑acid and NiMH)
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Safety profile: Aqueous electrolyte (non‑flammable, no thermal runaway)
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Materials: No lithium, cobalt, or nickel sulfate dependency
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End‑of‑life: Recyclable via existing zinc and nickel streams
Intrinsic Safety (Key Differentiator)
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No flammable organic electrolyte
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No thermal runaway propagation
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Can be deployed inside white space, outdoor cabinets, and hardened shelters
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Minimal fire suppression and containment requirements
High Power Density for Short‑Duration Backup; NiZn excels at high‑rate discharge, making it ideal for:
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UPS ride‑through
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Generator start buffering
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Grid‑dip and brownout mitigation
Compared to lithium:
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Similar or better power output at C‑rates relevant to UPS
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No need for heavy cooling systems under peak load
Simple Charging & System Integration
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Compatible with lead‑acid voltage profiles (in many UPS applications)
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No complex BMS required for safety
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Predictable SOC behavior