Next generation lithium-ion batteries could use lithium rich cathodes after a discovery at the Department of Energy’s Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory.
The research group, led by Gerbrand Ceder of Berkeley Lab’s Materials Sciences Division, came to the conclusion after studying how and when oxygen is active in lithium-excessive cathodes.
GS Yuasa, the Kyoto-based Japanese battery manufacturer with experience from lead-acid and lithium-ion battery chemistry for a variety of vehicles, and for aviation and space applications, announced a...
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