Researchers from the Hyundai Motor Company recently published a study about lithium-sulfur (Li-S) batteries, a promising next-generation energy storage technology. They focused on the effect that electrolyte choice has on Li-S battery performance, by replacing conventional ether-based mixtures wi...
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Analyst Insight | July 13, 2021
Rapidly growing demand for the development of batteries with high capacity, lower costs, and a longer cycle life has led researchers to not only improve today's Li‑ion batteries but also look toward future alternatives to today's Li‑ion chemistries. As the manufacturing scale of Li‑ion batteries ... Not part of subscription
Technology | August 11, 2021
Next‑generation battery chemistry that replaces conventional liquid electrolytes with solid ion‑conducting materials like polymers and ceramics, thereby increasing energy density, improving safety, and potentially lowering costs. Not part of subscription
Analyst Insight | September 10, 2021
In the first week of August, Lux attended the Solid‑State Battery Summit held virtually. Over two days, researchers and industry leaders presented their work on solid‑state batteries (SSBs), offering technology progress reports and different perspectives on commercialization. Most notably, the two ... Not part of subscription