Scientists unveil a solid electrolyte that moves lithium as fast as liquids, promising safer, fast-charging batteries.

A hidden layer may unlock long-lasting solid-state batteries, boosting cycle life and stability after thousands of charges.

The Li-ion batteries that power everything from smartphones to electric cars are usually packed in rigid, sealed enclosures that prevent stresses from damaging their components and keep air from ...

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At first glance, lithium – the least dense solid element in the periodic table – might look like a simple metal characterised by a funny soft texture. However, its use in lithium-ion batteries has ...

As EV sales growth slows, batteries are increasingly taking up a bigger role in supporting the world’s transmission grids. Electricity is having another Thomas Edison moment of transformation this ...

What if the cost of powering an electric vehicle or storing renewable energy dropped by a staggering 90%? That’s the bold promise CATL, the world’s largest battery manufacturer, is making with its new ...

OutBack Power will partner with New York-based lithium battery manufacturer Near Prime Technologies (NPT) to offer a domestic ...

The fires that swept through Los Angeles County in January left behind more than 1 million pounds of damaged lithium-ion batteries, ranging from slim capsules inside iPhones to the brick-like blocks ...