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2012
16 Jan 2012

BASF invests $50 million in Sion Power to advance battery technology

BASF has invested $50 million to acquire an equity ownership position in Sion Power, developers of lithium-sulfur (Li-S) batteries, based in Tucson, Arizona.
6 Jan 2012

Battery powered by paper

At Eco Products 2011 in Tokyo, Sony demonstrated a battery which runs on shredded paper and produces water as waste.
2011
30 Dec 2011

Apple considers hydrogen batteries

Computer giant Apple recently applied for patents for hydrogen batteries, which may make lighter batteries that are more energy efficient and therefore last longer perhaps for weeks at a time.
26 Dec 2011

Better batteries

Imagine a cellphone battery that stayed charged for more than a week and recharged in just 15 minutes. That dream battery could be closer to reality thanks to Northwestern University research.
19 Dec 2011

Researchers discover battery on the sea floor

Harvard biologist and engineer Peter Girguis presented his research on a living battery at the bottom of the Pacific Ocean which is fueled by microbes that live near hydrothermal vents.
12 Dec 2011

IDTechEx Printed Electronics USA 2011 award winners

The annual printed electronics award winners were announced at the IDTechEx Awards Dinner in Santa Clara, California. The awards recognize outstanding progress in the development and commercialization of printed electronics, an industry that produces a huge amount of technical innovation which will be used in many products.
7 Dec 2011

PolyPlus lithium battery named one of top inventions for 2011

The PolyPlus lithium battery uses ordinary seawater or air interacting with lithium to deliver unprecedented energy density levels.
7 Dec 2011

Energy harvesting for vehicles

Energy harvesting comes to the fore with electric vehicles because the price they pay for being environmental and exhibiting many performance advantages is that they have limited energy available.
1 Dec 2011

Inkjet-Printed Graphene for Energy Storage

Stevens Institute of Technology, United States
1 Dec 2011

Transparent Batteries for Future Transparent Electronics

Stanford University, United States
1 Dec 2011

Solid-State, Thin & Rechargable Batteries

Infinite Power Solutions, United States
1 Dec 2011

Ultra High Energy Density Lithium-Air and Lithium-Water Batteries

PolyPlus Battery Company, United States
1 Dec 2011

Large Area Solid State Batteries

Planar Energy Devices Inc, United States
30 Nov 2011

Towards an everlasting super battery

Stanford researchers have developed part of that dream battery, a new electrode that employs crystalline nanoparticles of a copper compound. In laboratory tests, the electrode survived 40,000 cycles of charging and discharging, after which it could still be charged to more than 80 percent of its original charge capacity.
24 Nov 2011

Award for graphene invention

Like most inventors, Jefferson Lab scientist Xin Zhao's moment of inspiration was prompted by a need, and the result was an invention that could someday see batteries in electric vehicles and similar devices boosted or replaced by high-power, high-capacity, fast-charge/discharge energy storage systems using graphene.
23 Nov 2011

FDK, Asahi Kasei join in li-ion capacitor JV

FDK and Asahi Kasei today concluded a basic agreement to establish a joint-venture company for the combined operation of a lithium ion capacitor (LIC) business.
17 Nov 2011

The death of lead acid batteries

In historical terms, the death of the flint tool, cooking by dung and other bygone technologies occurred very rapidly. This was because several factors conspired to bring in the better alternative and this created a multiplier effect. So it is with lead acid batteries. To this huge industry and the magazines that write about it, there is a long term, if unspectacular, future for the lead acid battery in vehicles - the main use.
16 Nov 2011

Innovation in Energy Storage

MIT, United States
16 Nov 2011

Home Solar Energy Generation and Storage

Sharp Laboratories of Europe Ltd.United Kingdom
16 Nov 2011

The death of lead acid batteries

In historical terms, the death of the flint tool, cooking by dung and other bygone technologies occurred very rapidly. This was because several factors conspired to bring in the better alternative and this created a multiplier effect. So it is with lead acid batteries. To this huge industry and the magazines that write about it, there is a long term, if unspectacular, future for the lead acid battery in vehicles - the main use.