150 Million Batteries Are Expected to Be Discarded by 2035. Researchers Have Found a Way to Rejuvenate Them
EnergyPrinceton University will develop the U.S.’ first commercial lithium-ion battery recycling plant.
Read more »Princeton University will develop the U.S.’ first commercial lithium-ion battery recycling plant.
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Read more »Chinese researchers have developed a battery that has virtually no degradation.
Read more »A research laboratory in Japan has created a new material with an energy density of 820 Wh/kg and no voltage drop.
Read more »Cobalt is crucial for the electric car and consumer electronics industries. There’s no indication that its importance will diminish in the future.
Read more »The country’s energy storage capacity has increased by 40% this year. However, the batteries are only used 9% of the time.
Read more »The new batteries can provide a range of 600 miles on a single charge, can be fully recharged in just nine minutes, and have a useful life of up to two decades.
Read more »The great leap in electric car batteries we’re waiting for already has a date.
Read more »This new feature will be very useful when it comes to taking care of your iPhone's battery.
Read more »Samsung's battery could solve one of the biggest problems with electric cars: range.
Read more »Lake Michigan has been storing energy for 50 years. Its gigantic battery moves water instead of electrons.
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