“Together, Liberty’s digiFrac and Natron’s batteries will advance environmental, social and corporate governance (ESG) goals of reducing emissions, maintaining high safety standards, and delivering a low total cost of ownership solution to Liberty’s customers,” commented Ron Gusek, president of Liberty Energy. The firm leverages its existing lithium-ion production facilities, and its supply chain requires zero lithium, cobalt, copper, nickel or other minerals that are challenging to source.
Natron intends to use the money to fast-track the production of its sodium-based battery technology, including industrial power and energy markets. Natron’s sodium-ion batteries are anticipated to be used to maximize uptime and optimize generator utilization to make sure of a lower-emission footprint for power generation. According to Liberty Energy, digiFrac is the industry’s first purpose-built, fully integrated electric frac pump with high power density and considerably lesser emissions compared with others available in the market. LBRT and Natron will work in partnership to introduce sodium-ion batteries as an energy storage solution to provide uninterruptible backup power for Liberty’s digiFrac electric frac pumps. The California-based company, Natron Energy, specializes in manufacturing sodium-based batteries. Liberty Energy LBRT - the North American oilfield services firm - recently declared that it has made an investment in Natron Energy.
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