Tag: sodium-ion batteries
Electric Mining Truck Uses Sodium-Ion Batteries
Sodium-ion batteries are one of the hot new things in the EV and broader cleantech industry. They are providing a next era of electrification. That even includes electric mining trucks now! Hina Battery and Shaanxi Tonly Heavy Industries are collaborating on these mining trucks, which are reportedly the first such … [continued]
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CATL Debuts World’s 1st Field-Validated Sodium-Ion BESS, Bringing Sodium Storage to Commercial Reality
CATL this week officially unveiled the TENER Sodium Energy Storage System, the world’s first real-world validated sodium-ion energy storage solution in Munich, Germany. The solution has reached full commercial maturity across technology, production capacity, and supply chain readiness. Cumulative shipments are expected to reach 1 GWh by the end of … [continued]
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CATL — 36 Battery Swap Stations for Hong Kong, 3000 Total This Year
Going through our CATL archives, I see tons of articles about sodium-ion batteries, but I have to go back more than a year to find a story about CATL battery swapping stations. The company is moving forward with this in places, though. CATL is apparently planning to launch 36 battery … [continued]
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CATL Developing 12,000 Wh Per Kg Lithium-Air Battery
CATL said this week it is developing lithium air batteries that could have an energy density of up to 12,000 Wh/kg.
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Earth.org Debunks Clean Energy Myths
Clean energy myths abound, but Earth.org has five strategies for countering disinformation that have proven effective.
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