What’s next? Hopefully domestic-component grid storage batteries and EV batteries for greatly reduced cost and less reliance on China.
Any serious effort towards a “green” future is going to require better home and vehicular energy generation and storage. We need gridscale batteries and EV batteries, cheaply, now.
Oh cool so more lithium than they k ow what do do with. What’s next laws stating everyone has to own at least 100 phones and 50 laptops?
And lithium batteries are already obsolete sodium ion battery can last thousands of charge cyclesBut they still suffer from thermal runaways and aren’t as energy dense
Not really there’s a reason lithium is still used. Other battery chemistries have other drawbacks beyond longevity.
As far as I’m aware, lithium still isn’t beat on energy density.
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Yeah and sodium ion batteries aren’t solid state yet either I don’t think.
Um, so can lithium. And lithium has a much higher energy density.
What’s next? Hopefully domestic-component grid storage batteries and EV batteries for greatly reduced cost and less reliance on China.
Any serious effort towards a “green” future is going to require better home and vehicular energy generation and storage. We need gridscale batteries and EV batteries, cheaply, now.
Ha ha, its made in the US, selling cheaply means less profits.
We’re lucky if energy costs stay the same