Solid-State Batteries
Next-generation battery chemistry that replaces conventional liquid electrolytes with solid ion-conducting materials like polymers and ceramics, thereby increasing energy, improving safety, and potentially lowering costs.
Next-generation battery chemistry that replaces conventional liquid electrolytes with solid ion-conducting materials like polymers and ceramics, thereby increasing energy, improving safety, and potentially lowering costs.
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July 01, 2021
Data last updated on
May 25, 2023
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News Commentaries
Altech Batteries launches a 1-MWh GridPack design for SAS batteries (May 2, 2023)
Fraunhofer launches research project to develop sulfur-silicon batteries with solid-state electrolyte (May 1, 2023)