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US Army Suddenly Obsessed With Liquefied Gas Electrolytes For Portable Energy Storage Systems
09 Jun 2023 | Abstracted from Clean Technica
"The geared-up US Army soldier of the 21st century packs about 25 pounds of batteries on a typical mission...
"The liquefied gas electrolyte improves safety, increases energy density, achieves all-weather performance, enables fast-charge capability and reduces costs while also being compatible with existing lithium-ion cell production or gigafactory manufacturing processes and supply chains"
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