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Renewable Energy Breakthrough with 3D-Printed Battery
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Researchers at Queen's University Belfast have developed a 3D-printed battery that could make a significant impact on the road to net zero. The flow battery is designed to scale up renewable energy and reduce costs.
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Renewable Energy Breakthrough with 3D-Printed Battery
A team of researchers at Queen's University Belfast has developed a 3D-printed battery that could revolutionize the way we store renewable energy. The flow battery, designed by Dr. Hugh O'Connor, uses a commercial flow battery that can be 3D-printed, reducing costs to up to £3,000. The battery is designed to scale up renewable energy and reduce costs, making it a key component in the transition to net zero. The researchers believe that this technology could make a significant impact on the road to net zero and are excited about the potential for widespread adoption.
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