The EU-funded BALIHT project is designing new redox organic flow batteries that can work at higher temperatures. The batteries will offer longer duration, higher power and will be 20% more energy efficient compared to other organic battery types. The new battery will be based on low-cost, abundant organic molecules that are easily dissolved in water, electrolytes comprising lignin, thin non-fluorinated membranes and carbon electrodes. Organic redox flow batteries are one of the most promising approaches to sustaining a grid powered by the sun and wind, improving grid flexibility and stability and providing high-performance charge points for electric cars.
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This project receives funding from the EU H2020 Research & Innovation Programme, under Grant Agreement n° 875637. Any related posts reflect only the views of the project owner.
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- Research Services
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Scientific Research and Development ServicesResearch and Development in the Physical, Engineering, and Life SciencesResearch and Development in the Physical, Engineering, and Life Sciences (except Nanotechnology and Biotechnology)
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- http://www.baliht.eu
- Keywords
- Energy Storage, Organic Flow Batteries, Redox Flow Batteries, Sustainable Energy, Research & Innovation, Batteries, Renewable Energy, Sustainable Batteries.
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- Brussels
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Baliht's categories are Research Services
Baliht's founding year is 2019
