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Battery Researchers Receive $16M to Advance Recycling, Extend Battery Life

Two San Diego research groups will receive a combined $16 million in funding to develop battery recycling technologies and advance battery life, reports The San Diego Union-Tribune. Battery technology is vital not only for increasing reliability of the power grid, but supporting advanced technology across multiple industries. Read More

December 15, 20220Comments 84Views

Tennessee Soon to be Home to Nation’s Largest Lithium Plant

Tennessee will soon house the largest lithium refining plant in the nation, boosting domestic lithium production capacity, reports WPLN News. Demand for lithium has skyrocketed alongside demand for electric vehicles, as the metal is crucial for battery development. Read More

October 27, 20220Comments 106Views

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Closing Coal Plants to be Converted into Solar, Energy Storage Facilities

Coal plants across the United States continue to shut their doors, but rather than remain abandoned, many sites are being converted into solar energy or energy storage facilities, reports Fast Company. “They have the existing electric infrastructure—the power lines, the transformers, all the equipment that’s needed to put electricity on the grid is already there... And…

October 17, 20220Comments 131Views

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U.S. Battery Production on the Rise as Demand for EVs, Energy Storage Grows

The United States battery industry is expected to see explosive growth over the next decade as manufacturers race to secure domestic supply chains, reports S&P Global Market Intelligence. The growing popularity of electric vehicles and demand for energy storage is driving the need for affordable and readily available batteries. Read More

October 10, 20220Comments 78Views

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The New “Battery Belt” Forming Across the Midwest and South

Domestic electric vehicle production is growing rapidly, with battery and EV factories opening in states like Georgia, Tennessee and Texas, forming a new region some are calling the "Battery Belt", reports Axios. New initiatives to strengthen domestic supply chains are expected to boost the multi-billion dollar U.S. electric vehicle industry, which has already created thousands of jobs. …

August 23, 20220Comments 97Views

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U.S. Leads the Way Globally in Energy Storage Development

Despite hiccups in early March, the U.S. is poised to continue leading the way globally in energy storage development, with 600 GWh of storage expected to come online by 2031, reports Natural Gas Intelligence. Trailing closely behind in development is China, with more than 420 GWh in predicted installations by 2031. Read More

August 9, 20220Comments 68Views

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Texas Grid Concerns Highlight Need for Energy Storage

Energy experts are emphasizing that ongoing concerns about the reliability of Texas' electric grid highlight the need for expanded energy storage capacity, reports Utility Dive. While thermal and renewable generation have collaborated this summer to keep the grid online, long-term energy storage can store excess electricity produced by renewables to deploy as needed, ensuring Texans will…

July 27, 20220Comments 76Views

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Battery Researchers Receive $16M to Advance Recycling, Extend Battery Life

Tennessee Soon to be Home to Nation’s Largest Lithium Plant

Closing Coal Plants to be Converted into Solar, Energy Storage Facilities

U.S. Battery Production on the Rise as Demand for EVs, Energy Storage Grows

The New “Battery Belt” Forming Across the Midwest and South

U.S. Leads the Way Globally in Energy Storage Development

Texas Grid Concerns Highlight Need for Energy Storage

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