Lancaster, United Kingdom
LiNa Energy is pioneering the renewable energy storage market through the development and commercialization of low-cost solid state sodium batteries. Originally a spin-out from Lancaster University, founders Dr. Gene Lewis and Dr. Richard Dawson harnessed their expertise in ceramics and electrochemistry to create innovative battery technology.
The company's sodium-based batteries promise superior safety and sustainability compared to traditional lithium-ion options, boasting a patented design that utilizes abundant raw materials to reduce costs and enhance performance.
Founded in 2017 and headquartered in the United Kingdom, LiNa Energy is privately held, guided by a leadership team with backgrounds in both the energy sector and big four consulting firms. The most recent investment was a £259.91K grant in February 2025 from the UK Department for Transport, demonstrating governmental confidence in their technology.
