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Seaweed-Based Battery Powers Confidence In Sustainable Energy Storage

10 Oct 2022 | Abstracted from Clean Technica

Bristol-led team uses nanomaterials made from seaweed to create a strong battery separator...in collaboration with Imperial College and University College London...succeeded in making a separator from cellulose nanomaterials derived from brown seaweed...these nanomaterials are able to strengthen the separator materials and enhance our capability to move towards sodium-based batteries"

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