Battery Materials & Energy Storage
The world’s demand for battery materials is expected to quadruple by 2030. Lithium, sodium, nickel, and graphite are now strategic commodities, each posing unique handling and storage challenges as the planet races to electrify transport and industry.
From individual lithium cells to multi-ton energy storage systems, the materials driving electrification are themselves highly regulated. Batteries and their components can overheat, ignite, or react violently if mishandled, making proper packaging, labeling, and transport procedures critical for safety and compliance. As innovation accelerates, new chemistries such as sodium-ion and solid-state introduce additional complexities that demand constant regulatory awareness and technical expertise.
Special Cargo Group provides the infrastructure and knowledge base to move battery materials safely across global supply chains. We design and supply UN-certified crates and containment systems, manage compliant warehousing and documentation, and coordinate multimodal transport for everything from R&D samples to full production shipments. By combining precision logistics with proactive risk management, we help manufacturers, energy providers, and technology developers scale the transition to a low-carbon future: securely, responsibly, and without disruption.