High-performance flow battery could rival lithium-ions for EVs and grid storage

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A new redox flow battery developed at the Pacific Northwest National Laboratory (PNNL) more than doubles the amount of energy that this type of cell can pack in a given volume, approaching the numbers of lithium-ion batteries. If the device reaches mass production, it could find use in fast-charging transportation, portable electronics and grid storage... Continue Reading High-performance flow battery could rival lithium-ions for EVs and grid storage

Section: Science

Tags: Batteries, Electrolyte, Lithium-ion, PNNL

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