'promising alternative'

€8 million for research into new generation of sodium ion batteries

Batterij-onderzoek Universiteit Twente
Aan het door de Universiteit Twente geleide onderzoek doen vijf universiteiten, vier grondstoffenproducenten en vier industriële bedrijven mee. Foto: Universiteit Twente.

Electric trucks, buses, ships and the power grid, among others, could benefit from a new and better generation of sodium-ion batteries. With an €8 million grant in its pocket, a consortium led by the University of Twente will research the improvement and practical application of these materials.

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Author: Vincent Krabbendam

Source: MobilityEnergy.com

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