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  • Energy Storage

Study finds cobalt supply can meet demand for EVs and electronics batteries through 2030

A study by a team from MIT, with colleagues from Alfred University, UC Berkeley, and RIT, has found that supplies of cobalt—a critical material in some battery chemistries—is adequate in Continue Reading

Posted On : 20 Feb 2020 Published By : Tom Whipple
Category:
  • Energy Storage

New machine learning method from Stanford, with Toyota researchers, could accelerate battery development for EVs

At every stage of the battery development process, new technologies must be tested for months or even years to determine how long they will last. Now, a team led by Continue Reading

Posted On : 20 Feb 2020 Published By : Tom Whipple
Category:
  • China
  • Electric Cars
  • Energy Storage

Exclusive: Tesla in talks to use CATL’s cobalt-free batteries in China-made cars – sources

 Tesla is in advanced stages of talks to use batteries from CATL ( 300750.SZ ) that contain no cobalt – one of the most expensive metals in electric vehicle (EV) Continue Reading

Posted On : 19 Feb 2020 Published By : Tom Whipple
Category:
  • China
  • Energy Storage
  • USA

Can The U.S. Compete With China In The Energy Storage Race?

Last year Oilprice reported that the energy storage industry was about to explode in China. We wrote that “China is set to become the single biggest energy storage market in Continue Reading

Posted On : 19 Feb 2020 Published By : Tom Whipple
Category:
  • Hydrogen

Tokyo Tech team demonstrates visible-light photoelectrochemical water-splitting with cobalt-enhanced TiO2

Scientists at Tokyo Institute of Technology (Tokyo Tech) have demonstrated the first visible-light photoelectrochemical system for water splitting using TiO 2 enhanced with cobalt. The proposed approach is simple and Continue Reading

Posted On : 19 Feb 2020 Published By : Tom Whipple
Category:
  • Solar
  • USA

Cash-strapped farms are growing a new crop: Solar panels

The Kominek family farm is a green expanse of hay and alfalfa in northern Colorado. The family has planted and raked crops for half a century, but as yields declined Continue Reading

Posted On : 19 Feb 2020 Published By : Tom Whipple
Category:
  • Energy Storage

Three Innovations To Upend The Energy Storage Market

The battery craze isn’t really about batteries at all. It’s about something far grander than a battery, which is simply a conduit to a much bigger story. Batteries are like Continue Reading

Posted On : 18 Feb 2020 Published By : Tom Whipple
Category:
  • Coal
  • India
  • Solar

Can Solar Power Compete With Coal? In India, It’s Gaining Ground

In a dusty northwest India desert dotted with cows and the occasional camel, a solar-power plant is producing some of the world’s cheapest energy. Built in 2018 by India’s Acme Continue Reading

Posted On : 18 Feb 2020 Published By : Tom Whipple
Category:
  • Germany
  • Hydrogen

Europe’s Largest Economy Is Betting Big On Hydrogen

The energy transition is a herculean challenge that is being thwarted by the world’s addiction to fossil fuels. Fortunately, the IEA had some good news recently when it announced that Continue Reading

Posted On : 18 Feb 2020 Published By : Tom Whipple
Category:
  • Germany
  • Hydrogen

German minister calls for green hydrogen tenders starting 2021

Germany’s environment minister Svenja Schulze has called for a swift start to green hydrogen production, starting with a 5,000 mt/year auction next year. Receive daily email alerts, subscriber notes & Continue Reading

Posted On : 18 Feb 2020 Published By : Tom Whipple

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