United Kingdom
UK-based Oxis Energy is developing the next generation Lithium-Sulfur battery chemistry. The company has developed unique technology around sulfur-based cathode materials, highly stable electrolyte systems, and an anode made of Lithium metal and intercalation materials.
The company has achieved a specific energy density of 471 Wh/kg and has targeted to reach 500 Wh/kg energy density. It is also trying to develop fully solid-state Li-S batteries which would increase the energy density to 600 Wh/kg and even up to 800 Wh/kg.
Innovation theme: Solid-state Lithium-Sulfur batteries, Highly stable electrolyte systems, An anode made of Lithium metal and intercalation materials, Increased energy density.
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Energy Efficiency
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