Future lays somewhere beyond lithium-based chemistries-1

Application Driven Development of New Battery Chemistries & System Designs - Lithium & Beyond
Next Generation Batteries 2013 - April 30- May 1, 2013 - Boston, MA
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Featured Abstract:
Vincent Sprenkle, PhD, Pacific Northwest National Laboratory, Electrochemical Energy Storage Development at PNNLThe environmental concerns and constraints of the fossil fuels, combined with energy security concerns, have spurred increasing interest in higher efficiencies systems and renewable energy technologies.
The transition from fossil based resources to renewable cannot be realized without effective energy storage technology.
The DOE Office of Energy Storage Program at Pacific Northwest National Laboratory (PNNL) is focused on the development of cost effective energy storage technologies to meet future energy needs.
Among the most promising storage technologies for the stationary applications are electrochemical storage technologies including redox flow batteries and Na-metal battery, and Na-ion technologies.
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