European scientists have developed a new sodium-based battery technology that can replace lithium batteries. This innovation solves the problem of limited lithium resources and increases environmental friendliness and availability of energy-saving technologies.
Sodium batteries have significant potential for use in electric vehicles, energy storage devices and other areas where lithium analogues are currently used. The new technology of sodium batteries is characterized by high capacity, durability and low cost.
It uses sodium, which is a more available and less expensive resource compared to lithium. This can significantly reduce the cost of production of batteries and make them more affordable for mass use.
The introduction of sodium batteries can significantly affect the market of electric vehicles, reducing their cost and increasing availability. In addition, it opens up new opportunities for renewable energy storage, which will contribute to the development of environmentally friendly energy sources. The advantage of new batteries also lies in their safety, as sodium is less prone to overheating and catching fire.