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Sodium ion batteries[1] are another promising one for stationary batteries that pop up from time to time. Sodium is obviously abundant and cheap, and has simila
by patrickk 6y ago
Sodium ion batteries[1] are another promising one for stationary batteries that pop up from time to time. Sodium is obviously abundant and cheap, and has similar properties to lithium. For grid storage, it’s heavier weight and less energy density isn’t a big issue. However like many alternative battery solutions it it’s the there yet for whatever reason.
1 https://spectrum.ieee.org/energywise/energy/batteries-storage/sodium-ion-batteries-poised-to-pick-off-large-scale-lithium-applications https://spectrum.ieee.org/energywise/energy/batteries-storag...
- Qwertious 6y agoLithium batteries are mostly nickel, despite the name. AFAICT the main benefits are replacing the nickel.