Dallas-Based Solidion Unveils Battery Tech for Orbiting AI Data Centers, the Moon, and Space (opens original article in a new tab)

Dallas-based Solidion Technology has developed a new battery technology called Gen-ECB designed for extreme environments in space, including satellites, lunar infrastructure, and crewed spacecraft. The battery uses graphene for thermal regulation and is being targeted for commercial space activities and government programs.

• Solidion's Gen-ECB battery operates in extreme temperatures from -80°C to +60°C.
• The technology uses graphene for thermal conductivity and radiation resistance.
• Gen-ECB is aimed at supporting SpaceX, NASA's Artemis program, and other space initiatives.
• Solidion has 385+ patents and received federal grants for advanced battery development.