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Distinguishing Between NCM and LiFePO4 Batteries in New Energy Vehicles
Introduction to Battery Types: New energy vehicles typically use three kinds of batteries: NCM (Nickel-Cobalt-Manganese), LiFePO4 (Lithium Iron Phosphate), and Ni-MH (Nickel-Metal Hydride). Among these, NCM and LiFePO4 batteries are the most prevalent and widely recognized. Here’s a guide on how ...Read more -
Lithium-ion Battery Energy Storage System
Lithium-ion batteries boast several advantages such as high energy density, long cycle life, low self-discharge rate, no memory effect, and environmental friendliness. These benefits position lithium-ion batteries as a promising option in the energy storage sector. Currently, lithium-ion battery ...Read more -
Analysis of Lithium-ion Battery and Energy Storage Systems
In the contemporary landscape of power systems, energy storage stands as a pivotal element ensuring the seamless integration of renewable energy sources and bolstering grid stability. Its applications span power generation, grid management, and end-user consumption, rendering it an indispensable ...Read more -
Electric vehicle battery failure rates have dropped significantly
Lithium-ion battery failure rates for plug-in electric vehicles have dropped significantly in recent years. The U.S. Department of Energy’s Vehicle Technology Office recently highlighted a research report titled “New Study: How Long Does an Electric Vehicle Battery Last?” Publis...Read more -
$20 billion! Another country’s green hydrogen industry is about to explode
Data from the Mexican Hydrogen Trade Agency show that there are currently at least 15 green hydrogen projects under development in Mexico, with a total investment of up to 20 billion US dollars. Among them, Copenhagen Infrastructure Partners will invest in a green hydrogen project in Oaxaca, sout...Read more -
The United States may launch a new round of photovoltaic trade tariffs
In a recent press conference, U.S. Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen hinted at measures to protect domestic solar manufacturing. Yellen mentioned the Inflation Reduction Act (IRA) when speaking to reporters about the government’s plan to reduce its overwhelming reliance on China for clean ene...Read more -
AI eats up too much power! Technology giants eye nuclear energy, geothermal energy
The demand for artificial intelligence continues to grow, and technology companies are increasingly interested in nuclear energy and geothermal energy. As the commercialization of AI ramps up, recent media reports highlight a surge in power demand from the leading cloud computing firms: Amazon, G...Read more -
China-Central Asia energy cooperation opens up new areas
On March 25th, marking the Nauruz Festival, Central Asia’s most revered traditional celebration, the Rocky Energy Storage Project in Andijan Prefecture, Uzbekistan, invested and constructed by China Energy Construction, inaugurated with a grand ceremony. Present at the event were Mirza Makh...Read more -
Canada’s Alberta lifts ban on renewable energy projects
The nearly seven-month moratorium on renewable energy project approvals by the provincial government of Alberta in western Canada has ended. The Alberta government began suspending approvals of renewable energy projects starting in August 2023, when the province’s Public Utilities Commissio...Read more -
Vietnam fully exploits the advantages of offshore wind power hydrogen production and vigorously promotes the construction of a hydrogen energy industry ecosystem
Vietnam’s “People’s Daily” reported on February 25 that hydrogen production from offshore wind power has gradually become a priority solution for energy transformation in various countries due to its advantages of zero carbon emissions and high energy conversion efficiency...Read more -
IEA predicts that the core of future power supply growth will be nuclear energy, and the focus of demand will be data centers and artificial intelligence.
Recently, the International Energy Agency released the “Electricity 2024″ report, which shows that world electricity demand will grow by 2.2% in 2023, lower than the 2.4% growth in 2022. Although China, India and many countries in Southeast Asia will see strong growth in electricity d...Read more -
International Energy Agency: Global nuclear power generation will hit a record high next year
The latest report released by the International Energy Agency on the 24th predicts that global nuclear power generation will hit a record high in 2025. As the world accelerates its transition to clean energy, low-emission energy will meet global new electricity demand in the next three years. The...Read more
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