We want our customers to be able to experience the capabilities of this power platform from the safety of their home or office.” “We are pleased to announce that this system will be available for virtual demonstrations for a limited time in our Toronto lab. “We are building upon our long-standing relationship with Natron and welcome the additional electrical and integration capabilities of CE+T as we introduce this new embodiment of our software-defined power technology along with remote access and management capabilities”, commented Dean Nelson, CEO of Cato. “This power platform creates new operational and business opportunities within the data center and telecom markets and enables peak-power management - significantly reducing utility demand charges improving operating margins.” Our customers have been asking for a safe, reliable means to inject energy and provision power on-the-fly using our sodium-ion batteries within the white space of their data centers”, said Jack Pouchet, Natron vice president sales. “Natron is extremely delighted with the results of our collaboration with Cato and CE+T to develop this new power platform. The first system, allocated to a leading collocation firm, is currently available for virtual demonstration. The new power platform, available today from CE+T and Cato incorporates Natron’s UL and NFPA855 compliant batteries addressing fire safety risks associated with lithium batteries, accelerating deployments with easier permitting, and enabling seamless deployment of energy on demand.
SANTA CLARA, CA (June 2, 2020)- Natron Energy, the world leader in Sodium-ion batteries using Prussian Blue chemistry, announced the introduction and production-ready availability of a new Software-Defined Power© Platform developed in collaboration with Cato Digital, and CE+T. Team addresses data center and telecom requirements for UL & NFPA compliant rack, row, aisle power capacity on demand
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