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Increasing the charge capacity of lithium batteries with a new electrode material

Energy
Researchers have developed a new electrode material to increase the charge capacity of lithium batteries, as well as making them cheaper, longer lasting, and with a higher energy density.

Kempower: building long-lasting fast chargers for electric vehicles

Special Reports
Environmental proofing and comprehensive cloud services are the secret to reliable, fast and long-lasting electric vehicle chargers with low life cycle costs. Kempower builds electric...

Using X-rays to study lithium-rich battery materials

Environment
An international team working at Berkeley Lab has used an X-ray instrument to learn about lithium-rich battery materials.

KIT helps to develop more efficient modular battery packs with the HELIOS project

Special Reports
The Batteries – Calorimetry and Safety group at KIT helps to develop safer, more efficient battery packs in the Horizon 2020 project HELIOS. The Batteries...

Advancements made in calcium batteries thanks to new material

Energy
Scientists from Tohoku University are optimistic that they have made a breakthrough in creating rechargeable calcium batteries by utilising a new material.

£30m government investment into batteries and electric vehicles

Environment
The Minister of Investment has announced that the government is investing over £30m into batteries and electric vehicles.

Research breakthrough in “massless” energy storage with structural battery

Energy
Researchers from Chalmers University of Technology have made a significant breakthrough in “massless” energy storage with a structural battery that performs ten times better than all previous versions.

Electric train technology increases the success of battery electric vehicles

Environment
New developments in electric train technology will increase the success and wider adoption of battery electric vehicles.

Enhancing energy storage in batteries paves the way for electric vehicles

Energy
A group, led by the University of Bath, has reached a significant landmark towards enhancing energy storage in lithium-ion batteries, and increasing electric vehicle range in the future.

How lithium-rich cathode materials for electric vehicles store charge at high voltages

Energy
Researchers have released insight into how lithium-rich cathode materials for high energy electric vehicles store charge at high voltages.

Innovative calorimetric methods are improving the safety of electric vehicle batteries

Special Reports
Dr Carlos Ziebert, head of IAM-AWP’s Calorimeter Center, KIT, explains how calorimetric methods can be applied to improve the safety of electric vehicle batteries. Transport...

Rechargeable salt battery could be applied to metal-air batteries for electric vehicles

Energy
Researchers have designed a new type of rechargeable salt battery that could accelerate the shift to greener electric transport.

Study on a carbon catalyst for fuel cells could lead to wider adoption of renewable energy storage for transport

Research & Discovery
Researchers have identified the nitrogen atoms in the catalyst of a fuel cell that will optimise renewable energy storage for transport.

Novel energy storage device made from a sustainable graphene hybrid material could replace batteries

Research & Discovery
A team of researchers has developed a highly efficient novel energy storage device made from a graphene hybrid material.
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