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British company to produce solid-state lithium-sulfur products this year

British company to produce solid-state lithium-sulfur products this year Oxfordshire-based Oxis Energy says it will produce the less flammable devices sought by the aviation industry using the same manufacturing processes as those used to make lithium-ion and conventional-lithium-sulfur products.Oxfordshire-based lithium-sulfur (Li-S) battery manufacturer Oxis Energy has said it will start supplying solid-state systems to clients with immediate effect, with deliveries for test projects planned by aviation, marine, defense, and heavy electric vehicle clients to take place by late autumn. That late-December pledge will see the British company able to ship its first-generation, . Den vollständigen Artikel lesen .

OXIS To Offer 450 Wh/kg Quasi Solid-State Li-S Cells In Fall 2021

OXIS To Offer 450 Wh/kg Quasi Solid-State Li-S Cells In Fall 2021 Apr 21, 2021 1m ago ++ The 2026 target is 600 Wh/kg and 900 Wh/L. OXIS Energy announced that in Autumn 2021 it intends to start delivering its Quasi Solid-State lithium-sulfur (Li-S) batteries to customers for trial applications, proof of concept and demo systems. According to the company, those first-generation Quasi Solid-State Li-S cells, envisioned for aviation, marine, defense and heavy electric vehicles, will have energy density of 450 Wh/kg and 550 Wh/L. That s noticeably more than usually used (the top EV cells are 250-300 Wh/kg) or so. However, there are other important factors, like power output, charging power, price, cycle-life, safety and more, which are not necessarily on par with state-of-the-art electric car cells.

Williams Advanced Engineering electrifies fighter jet, mining truck and yacht

Williams Advanced Engineering electrifies fighter jet, mining truck and yacht
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