HIPERZAB
Description
An EU Horizon Europe research project on zinc-air batteries
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Start | 2023-10-01 |
End | 2027-09-30 |
Budget | 0.0e+0 |
OU | Institut de Recerca de l'Energia de Catalunya, Polytechnic University of Turin, German Aerospace Center, SINTEF, CIC energiGUNE, Cegasa Energia |
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Abstract
Energy storage and battery solutions play a crucial role in developing and implementing innovative renewable energy solutions essential for achieving climate neutrality and reducing energy costs. However, the majority of current battery solutions employ toxic or flammable materials, have low storage times and often rely on large amounts of critical raw materials, resulting in high costs and inefficiency. The EU-funded HIPERZAB project seeks to address these challenges by developing a revolutionary electrically rechargeable Zing-Air battery with improved cyclability, lower costs and extended storage times. This battery is designed for use with renewables or even electrolysers. The project focuses on sustainability and circularity in its development of several novel components.
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abstract | "Energy storage and battery solutions play a crucial role in developing and implementing innovative renewable energy solutions essential for achieving climate neutrality and reducing energy costs. However, the majority of current battery solutions employ toxic or flammable materials, have low storage times and often rely on large amounts of critical raw materials, resulting in high costs and inefficiency. The EU-funded HIPERZAB project seeks to address these challenges by developing a revolutionary electrically rechargeable Zing-Air battery with improved cyclability, lower costs and extended storage times. This battery is designed for use with renewables or even electrolysers. The project focuses on sustainability and circularity in its development of several novel components." | |||||
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