Battery storage company Ambri has set its sights on a commercial offering after pausing operations to redesign its high-temperature seals, develop its battery management system and develop its heater controls. The company's improved designs for a commercial battery system will be built in the coming year and are expected to be available to customers in 2018, according to a spokesperson for the company. Last year the company laid off 90 percent of its workforce because the prototype was not ready to go to market.
Battery storage company Ambri has set its sights on a commercial offering after pausing operations to redesign its high-temperature seals, develop its battery management system and develop its heater controls. The company's improved designs for a commercial battery system will be built in the coming year and are expected to be available to customers in 2018, according to a spokesperson for the company. Last year the company laid off approximately 25% of its workforce because the prototype was not ready to go to market.