MIT's improved all-liquid battery could make renewable energy more competitive

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Our ability to store energy has proven a big hurdle in the adoption of renewable energies. But now a team of researchers from MIT have developed a new all-liquid battery system that extends the life of such devices while also costing less to make, a development they say could make wind and solar energy more competitive with traditional sources of power. .. Continue Reading MIT's improved all-liquid battery could make renewable energy more competitive

Section: Science

Tags: Batteries, Battery, Energy, MIT, Power, Research

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