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Woodwizard

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5. I see so many articles on new battery tech.

Reply to Wicked Blue (Original post)

Fri Nov 10, 2023, 07:54 AM

Nov 2023

And then nothing, I hope this will be a breakthrough looks like it may since they are doing some manufacturing not just lab results.

It would be great to have a sustainable high cycle battery, would be a game changer for stand alone solar installs if the price point is there.

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Batteries of the future: How cotton and seawater might power our devices [View all] Wicked Blue Nov 2023 OP

That's so interesting. I believe science will have the answers if the political will is there Walleye Nov 2023 #1

There is also a huge safety issue with exploding lithium batteries Wicked Blue Nov 2023 #2

I'm sure it is possible to solve this problem if we could cut through the bullshit, and the oil company self interest Walleye Nov 2023 #3

A Battery Is A Device That Wastes Primary Energy. NNadir Nov 2023 #4

So in essense if we want to continue to use the same amount of energy we need a carbon trapping heatsink? cstanleytech Nov 2023 #6

Should a time come where primary energy is clean... NNadir Nov 2023 #7

Regarding heat as storage do you think it might be worth looking into incorporating tech to harness cstanleytech Nov 2023 #8

I see so many articles on new battery tech. Woodwizard Nov 2023 #5