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Argonne and the University of Münster join forces to advance essential battery materials and technology Argonne National Laboratory Diana Anderson #BatteryTechnology #EnergyStorage #BatteryInnovation #SustainableEnergy #ElectricVehicles #RenewableEnergy #BatteryManufacturing #EnergySolutions #BatteryTech #LithiumIonBatteries Hemanta Kumar Subscribe Battery Brief today and never miss out latest development in the domain. https://lnkd.in/dw3pecWh

My latest blog post with Lucas Freeman, Ph.D. and Lucas Watkins is now live! We took a look at some trends in the development in battery technology, and provided a quick overview of some of the promising new technologies. Give it a read!

OpEd by New York State Economic Development Council (NYSEDC) board member and President and CEO of The Agency - NY BROOME COUNTY INDUSTRIAL DEVELOPMENT AGENCY on energy capacity, reliability and future demand in the Southern Tier. Recent high-tech growth across upstate has been driven by a variety of factors, including significant R & D investment by the state and the aggressive site preparedness work of counties and regional economic development organizations. But another key factor is often overlooked — the availability of an abundance of power, along with the water and wastewater capacity required by microchip fabs, life science manufacturing, data centers and related supply chain businesses. Like any other resource, energy is finite. If we want to continue our upward trajectory, we must ensure continued access to, and reliability of, the power these sectors demand — especially as the state navigates its way toward its clean energy mandates.

SC NEXUS is one of only five Tech Hubs focused on advanced energy, and one of only three Tech Hubs in the Southeast U.S. SC NEXUS’ geographic focus on South Carolina’s Midlands and Upstate regions includes 60%+ of the state’s distressed counties SC NEXUS aims to source more than 40% of jobs from underserved and rural communities. The new energy economy is expected to create 14,000+ jobs in South Carolina by 2030, based on its current trajectory. #SimSouthCarolina

The U.S. Department of Energy (DOE)’s Vehicle Technologies Office (VTO) has announced over $3 million in federal funding, with an industry match of $1.9 million, to support impactful projects across three National Laboratories. These funds aim to advance clean energy solutions and are provided through the Fiscal Year (FY) 2024 Office of Technology Transitions (OTT) Technology Commercialization Fund (TCF) Base Annual Appropriations Core Laboratory Infrastructure for Market Readiness (CLIMR) Lab Call. The VTO's selected projects at Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory, National Renewable Energy Laboratory, and Oak Ridge National Laboratory. These labs are working on projects regarding enhancing gas-turbine design by reducing the computational cost of simulations, optimizing battery-electric transit bus fleets, and developing new carbon fiber manufacturing technology that will reduce energy consumption by at least 40% and increase throughput up to sixfold. #CleanEnergy #ElectricBuses #ElectricFleets #FederalFunding #CleanTransportation

Amazing innovation from VEIR! The hard truth about expanding Transmission is that no one wants to see it, and no one wants to pay for it. Tim Heidel and Steve Ashworth, co-founders of VEIR, have developed high-temperature superconducting tapes and materials in combination with a passive cooling system using nitrogen that will allow for impressive scaling of our Grid. Check it out!

Who said Moore's Law is dead? Lots of people that I will avoid calling out! 😀 However, onsemi is proving that wrong and keeping the next generation of Moore's Law alive by applying these concepts to the development of its silicon carbide technology platforms. The company announced plans today to develop multiple generations in parallel and accelerate its roadmap to bring several new platforms to market by 2030. It all starts today with the launch of the EliteSiC M3e MOSFETs, which will play a fundamental role in enabling the performance and reliability of next-gen electrical systems. Global energy demands are projected to soar over the next decade thanks to surging demand for artificial intelligence and electrification. This makes the need for innovation and increased efficiency in power semiconductors paramount. #weAREonsemi #sustainabletechnology #semiconductors #innovation #technology #siliconcarbide #mooreslaw #artificialintelligence #electrification

Lead batteries: A decade of technological revolution💡     Ever wondered how lead batteries have evolved over the past years? In our latest video with Alistair Davidson, CBI's Director, we explore a decade of technical advancements in lead batteries.     Lead batteries have significantly improved in recent years, transforming them into futuristic powerhouses. With enhanced charge storage capabilities, lead batteries can quickly store the energy generated.⚡     But that's not all! Additives such as carbon are now being used to boost charge acceptance for various energy storage applications. Moreover, using technologies like neutral diffraction opens new pathways for remarkable improvements in lead battery performance.📈🔋     Curious to learn more? Stay tuned for the full video: https://lnkd.in/e7DEzBmv

New Report Alert: Navigating Modeling Frontiers for Electric Storage Resources (ESRs) ESRs are vital for decarbonizing power systems, but this necessitates their effective integration into wholesale electricity markets. While system operators have adapted scheduling frameworks to better integrate ESRs, significant research gaps persist for representing and valuing ESRs in market clearing optimization models. Berkeley Lab and EPRI’s latest research report dives deep into feedback from the seven U.S. ISOs/RTOs, highlighting several research gaps and priorities in ESR modeling. The report also explores potential research areas with near-term impact, paving the way for a more efficient, reliable, and sustainable grid. Download our free report! https://lnkd.in/gwYWxk87

I had a discussion with one of experts about Na-Ion and Li-ion batteries .. What do you think , Which type of the batteries will be the dominant in the market for the next decade Li-ion or Na-ion ? let's see the experts opinions