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2. High safety: The sodium ion battery has an ultra-wide working temperature range of -40℃-80℃, and it is not easy to get out of control even at high temperature, so its safety is higher.2. Industrial chain coordination: Pawa shares can establish close cooperative relations with upstream and downstream enterprises to jointly promote the development and improvement of the industrial chain of sodium ion batteries and improve market competitiveness.2. Industrial chain coordination: Pawa shares can establish close cooperative relations with upstream and downstream enterprises to jointly promote the development and improvement of the industrial chain of sodium ion batteries and improve market competitiveness.

3. Supply chain stability: The stability of raw material supply for sodium ion batteries is very important for the development of industrial chain. Pawa shares need to strengthen cooperation with suppliers to ensure the stable supply of raw materials and cost control.3. Supply chain stability: The stability of raw material supply for sodium ion batteries is very important for the development of industrial chain. Pawa shares need to strengthen cooperation with suppliers to ensure the stable supply of raw materials and cost control.As a new energy storage technology, sodium ion battery has a broad development prospect. First of all, sodium resources are abundant and widely distributed on the earth, mainly in the form of sodium chloride (salt), which makes the raw material cost of sodium ion batteries relatively low. Secondly, the sodium ion battery has little environmental impact in the manufacturing process, and it is easy to realize environmental protection recycling, which conforms to the concept of sustainable development. In addition, with the technical breakthrough and the realization of large-scale production, the performance of sodium ion batteries will be further improved and its commercialization process will be accelerated.

Opportunity:First, the development prospect of sodium ion batteriesIv. Opportunities and challenges of Pawa in the field of sodium electricity