Forget Lithium? How China's New Sodium Batteries Could Change Everything From Cars to Home Energy
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Almost all new gigawatt power storage devices rely on lithium iron phosphate – there are alternatives such as sodium ion, iron-air or redox flow batteries. Read more on t3n.de
The Renault Group has shown on several occasions its interest in sodium batteries, which compared to lithium batteries promise a lower price, a higher service life, higher charging rates and a performance much higher than extreme temperatures. It is no secret that the Renault Group takes time interested in sodium batteries. Already in 2023, Denis Le Vot, then CEO of Dacia, pointed out that the future electricals of the Romanian firm could use th…
Forget Lithium? How China's New Sodium Batteries Could Change Everything From Cars to Home Energy
For years, lithium has been the star of the battery revolution. From mobile phones and laptops to electric cars and home energy storage systems, lithium-ion batteries have become the technology powering the move away from fossil fuels.
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