Stanford Researchers Developed a Water-Based Battery to Store Solar and Wind Energy
May 2, 2018 | News Brief | Stanford researchers have developed a prototype manganese-hydrogen battery to store wind or solar energy.
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ZincNyx Energy Solutions Enters into Partnership to Deploy Zinc-Air Fuel Cell Technology
May 2, 2018 | News Brief | ZincNyx and Digital Energy will partner to demonstrate a zinc-air flow battery technology with an onsite generation plant…
Honey, I Shrunk the Battery!
Commentary contributed by J.D. DiGiacomandrea, Applications Engineering Manager, Ultralife Corp.
April 30, 2018 | In 2011, Chinese engineers claimed to have made the world’s first shrinking device. While it may sound like it came from a film, the device only creates the illusion of a smaller object, rather than actually shrinking it. Illusions aside, it is clear that devices in the electronics sector are continuing to get smaller. Read more about Honey, I Shrunk the Battery! …
Canara and Saft Partner to Provide Li-Ion Technology for Mission Critical Facilities
April 30, 2018 | News Brief | Canara and Saft have formed a partnership to bring Li-ion battery technology to data centers, providing a light…
Renesas Electronics Introduces Multiphase PMICs with High Efficiency and Small Footprint
April 30, 2018 | Product Brief | Renesas that releases three PMICs that provide high efficiency with a small footprint to maximize battery life in…
New Materials for Sustainable, Low-Cost Batteries
April 30, 2018 | News Brief | Researchers at ETH Zurich and Empa, are working on two new materials that could bring about keyvto advance…
Battcon 2018: Predictions for Stationary Energy Storage
By Allison Proffitt, Editorial Director, Battery Power Online
April 26, 2018 | Chris Campbell almost missed his Battcon keynote address because he was “adventure motorcycling” on the Blue Ridge Parkway and ran into some trouble. Thankfully, the VP of business development for Vertiv Critical Energy arrived in time to kick off the 2018 Stationary Battery Conference & Trade Show earlier this week in Nashville, Tennessee, and set the stage for three days of discussion. Read more about Battcon 2018: Predictions for Stationary Energy Storage …
