<h1>Battery maker unveils 15,000-cycle cells, 20-year systems and semi-solid-state LFP claiming denser, safer storage; claims face regulatory/warranty scrutiny</h1> A battery manufacturer will exhibit new energy-storage products at an Australian trade show, promoting a high-cycle cell series claimed to achieve up to 15,000 charge-discharge cycles and a 20-year system life, an integrated all-in-one commercial system said to reduce maintenance and lifetime energy use, and mass-produced semi-solid-state LFP cells asserted to eliminate thermal runaway and increase energy density by 20%. The release highlights large-scale deployments and claimed customer savings, invites attendees to demonstrations, and frames the innovations as supporting grid stability and decarbonization; claims may attract regulatory, warranty and advertising-accuracy scrutiny.