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An electric car charging in winter. There is snow and ice on the car and ground.
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Cold-Weather Batteries Get a Boost

New electrolyte amps up power wherever the mercury drops—on Earth and in space

3 min read
Illustration shows a grey disk with two metal circles on each end and a thin piece of metal attached to each. Thin grey strips branch out of one of them. Above and below the disk are illustrative red arrows facing the disk.
EnergyTopicNewsType

Practical Solid-State Batteries Using Pressure

Mechanical stress exploits workaround to electrochemical failure

4 min read
A man dressed in black is seen from above at the right-hand side of a white table divided into six rectangles, their longer sides running left and right of the man—that is, up and down, from the reader’s point of view. A narrow arm, framed in orange, extends from left to right down the middle of the table, crossing the rectangles; the man is working on the right-hand side of the arm, which contains electrical apparatus.
EnergyTopicDecember 2022MagazineTypeOpinion

Waiting for Superbatteries

They are still a long way from matching the energy density of liquid fuel

3 min read
A man in protective goggles sits at a bench adjusting a knob. On the bench is a silver pouch in a stand with wires attached to it.
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Tiny Ultrasound Sensors Could Monitor EV Batteries

Continuous ultrasound scans can help electric vehicles keep track of battery charge, health, and safety

3 min read

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