The video showing two companies bringing solid state batteries to market may also interest this audience: https://youtu.be/gG2_5GMWf1E
I wonder how this relates to sodium ion batteries. Would this make them obsolete if these are a better alternative to lithium ion?
I'm confused by this.
Haven't we had LiFePO batteries for a while? What makes this different?
Looks like a higher capacity formulation than the current LiFePO4
That would be excellent. Iron tends to be cheap, too. Hopefully it drives costs down. It would be wonderful if the solution wasn't prone to erupting in to flames when exposed to air like the current lithium based batteries.