The battery tech that could get us to net zero – The Blueprint
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- A newly-developed battery is significantly cheaper and stores four times as much
- Researchers believe it could represent a “significant breakthrough” for renewable energy development
- But there are several financial barriers to entry before this can become commercially available
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