Learn what sodium-ion batteries are, how they compare to lithium-ion, and whether they could become the future of energy ...

French researchers have announced a prototype of an 18650 sodium-ion battery. If you’ve bought a powerful LED flashlight, a rechargeable battery pack, or a–ahem–stronger than usual LASER ...

While this is the first sodium-ion power bank out there, its 45-W charging speed is fairly common, and it's heavier than cheaper lithium-ion ones you can get right now Elecom View gallery - 3 images ...

University of Colorado mechanical engineering laboratory is on track to win the race to provide low-cost batteries with ...

Meanwhile, CATL specializes in manufacturing lithium iron phosphate (LFP) prismatic cells. Recently, the Chinese giant introduced a consumer-grade sodium-ion battery which is even cheaper to ...

Elecom’s Na Plus power bank doesn’t use lithium and can be recharged nearly 5,000 times. Elecom’s Na Plus power bank doesn’t use lithium and can be recharged nearly 5,000 times.

Optimized synthesis of Co-Sn sulfides enhances sodium-ion battery stability and capacity, positioning SIBs as a viable ...

A pragmatic solution here involves Prussian Blue for the cathode and hard carbon for the anode, as is the case with Swedish Northvolt’s newly announced sodium-ion battery (SIB) which is sampling ...

Japanese company Elecom has unveiled the world’s first power bank using sodium-ion battery technology, according to the company’s official press release. The sodium-ion power bank consists of ...

To tackle this challenge, there's a concerted effort to pioneer sodium-ion battery technology. When it comes to residential energy storage, the landscape is still in its early stages. To address these ...

If sodium-ion tech catches on, it could ease supply chain pressures and make battery production less of an environmental nightmare. One of the biggest perks of Elecom’s new power bank?

The work is published as ‘Longitudinally grown pyrolyzed quinacridones for sodium-ion battery anode’ in Chemical Engineering Journal – only a restricted version is available without payment.