SALIS Marine Energy Solutions
SALIS Fathom Marine Energy Module

Rugged Sodium-Ion Energy Storage for Commercial Maritime and Offshore Infrastructure

We build 24-volt, sodium-native power systems for ports, workboats, offshore platforms, autonomous marine assets, and other demanding maritime environments where safety, resilience, and reduced diesel dependence matter.

As sodium-ion emerges as a strategic American battery technology built on proven electrochemistry and abundant domestic materials, SALIS is focused on bringing that opportunity to working waterfronts, offshore operations, and coastal energy systems.

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The Fathom™ Module Advantages

Safer Marine Energy Storage

Highly stable sodium-native chemistry helps reduce thermal runaway risks and supports safer deployment in vessels, port environments, and other confined marine installations.

Cold-Weather Performance

Designed for operating conditions that challenge conventional battery systems, including cold-weather charging and harsh-environment duty cycles common in northern and offshore service.

Ruggedized for Harsh Conditions

Built for vibration, structural slamming, and real-world marine loads with an architecture intended for demanding commercial and offshore operating environments.

Modular System Architecture

24-volt modular building blocks support flexible integration across workboat systems, offshore equipment, autonomous platforms, and port-adjacent applications.

Domestic Supply Chain Potential

Built around a chemistry with strong domestic material potential, reducing dependence on imported critical minerals and aligning with a more resilient American battery supply chain.

Infrastructure-Relevant Use Cases

Well suited for workboats, service vessels, offshore platforms, remote sensing systems, research assets, port support equipment, and other infrastructure where reliability matters.

Why Sodium-Ion, Why Now

Sodium-ion is gaining momentum as a strategic U.S. battery technology because it combines proven electrochemistry, abundant domestic materials, and compatibility with existing manufacturing infrastructure.

For commercial maritime and offshore applications, those advantages matter in practical ways: safer operation, strong cold-weather performance, and a supply chain better aligned with domestic resilience, port readiness, and long-term national security needs.

SALIS is developing Fathom as the maritime implementation layer for that opportunity — a rugged, modular platform intended for ports, workboats, offshore assets, and coastal energy systems.

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We are seeking collaboration with commercial maritime operators, port stakeholders, offshore energy developers, research institutions, and coastal infrastructure partners to help shape and validate early Fathom pilot programs.

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