Xcel Energy is looking to Ambri's Liquid Metal™ battery technology to help achieve its clean energy goals as the company installs more renewable energy and retires coal plants. Its groundbreaking energy plans are expected to reduce carbon emissions at least 80% by 2030 (from 2005 levels) and achieve a net-zero energy future by 2050 while delivering reliable, affordable energy service. "We are pleased to work with Ambri as we continue bringing our customers the clean, affordable energy they depend on," said Alice Jackson, senior vice president, System Strategy, and chief planning officer-Xcel Energy. "We look forward to learning what their technology can accomplish in a range of extreme environmental conditions as we look to build out the long-duration energy storage that will help us reach our carbon reduction goals."