In the Advances in Battery Research 2025 online symposium, Dr. Majid Keshavarz from Enervenue discussed the commercialization of metal-hydrogen batteries for grid-scale applications. Building on NASA's nickel-hydrogen technology, Enervenue focused on enhancing safety, longevity, and cost-effectiveness. The company redesigned the batteries to reduce material and manufacturing costs without compromising performance. Key innovations include replacing platinum catalysts with cost-effective alternatives, improving scalability by using porous materials, and enhancing durability under harsh environments. Enervenue's batteries have shown impressive performance in testing, outlasting lithium-ion batteries and showcasing high safety standards suitable for utility-scale installations. The company offers modular designs with plug-and-play capability, enabling easy deployment and maintenance. Early deployments have been successful in the United States and internationally, with plans for further innovation and expansion in the energy storage sector. Enervenue aims to provide a reliable, long-lasting, and safe energy storage solution that complements the growing solar energy sector.