L R AS Published on Sunday 19 April 2020 - n° 318 - Categories:R&D

A new electrolyte would avoid any risk of heating and explosion.

Researchers at Deakin University in Australia claim that the electrolyte they have developed eliminates any risk of uncontrolled thermal reactions and

any rise in temperature. Their battery is an alternative to rechargeable lithium ion batteries. They use an ionic liquid that is non-volatile and fire resistant. In fact, this battery works better when it heats up.

https://www.pv-magazine.com/2020/04/15/a-non-flammable-lithium-metal-battery/

EnergyTrend of 15 April

Subscribe to the newsletter "Le Fil de l'Actu"...

Most read articles in the last 10 days

Most read articles in the last month

Most read articles in the last 3 months

Will the price of panels fall in 2024? Which agrivoltaic system should I use for my olive groves? Prices in the sector are stable. Negotiations between suppliers and buyers are o... Neoen has 1 GW of renewable energy in the Nordic countries Compensation in Belgian Wallonia? Photovoltaics could be Australia's only source of energy within 30 years European grids will put the brakes on renewable energy installations between now...