Aqueous Battery Consortium

The Aqueous Battery Consortium pursues the science and engineering  for affordable, grid-scale energy storage that will work dependably for a long time. This energy storage device must be more environmentally safe and have a higher energy density than the kind of water-based electrolyte battery in use today. The new aqueous battery should also cost one-tenth as much as today's lithium-ion battery.

The Aqueous Battery Consortium's research is organized into six major aims and three crosscutting themes common to the aims. The total of nine research teams collaborate closely.

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