Li-S Energy's Next-Era Lithium-Sulfur Battery Technology: Safer, Lighter, and More Powerful
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The final version of semi-solid-state lithium-sulfur technology was recently introduced by Brisbane-based Li-SS Energy in its first 20-layer battery cells.
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The new 20-layer cells use a low-flammability electrolyte, distinguishing them from previous lithium-sulfur and lithium-ion cells that employed high-flammability electrolytes.
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Li-S Energy's 20-layer battery cells boast a phenomenal volumetric energy density of 540 Watt-hours per liter, representing a 45% increase over their second-generation cells.
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The cells perform nearly twice as well as modern lithium-ion (Li-ion) cells in terms of gravimetric density, yet maintain an identical volumetric energy density of over 400 Watt-hours per kilo.
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The 20-layer cells, similar in size to existing lithium-ion cells but half the weight, offer a considerable weight reduction advantage.
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Li-S Energy's lithium-sulfur technology aims to provide a cleaner, lighter, and higher-capacity alternative to lithium-ion batteries, offering superior performance and environmental benefits.
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Li-SS Energy believes that GEN3 cells will attract significant commercial interest from high-value partners, particularly in sectors such as drones and e-Aviation.
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The combined e-Aviation and drone battery markets are projected to reach $32 billion a year by 2035, offering an enormous market opportunity.
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