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Battery TechnologiesCrystal vibrations help to boost solid-state battery energy
US scientists have discovered a promising solid state battery material that allows lithium ions to move faster when heated above 126°C (400K)
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Battery TechnologiesPulsar 200kWh rotor could replace lithium batteries
A new type of energy storage system has been successfully tested that could be a suitable replacement for batteries, and eventually scaled for marine use
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Battery TechnologiesPlans for 12GWh sodium-ion production
The Chinese battery OEM CBAK Energy is planning to build a gigafactory that can produce both lithium-ion and sodium-ion large-size cells
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HydrogenSurplus solar energy fuels hydrogen-powered trawler
A solar plant on the island of Corsica uses excess energy to produce green hydrogen for a local all-electric training boat
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Battery TechnologiesNew batteries made with 100% recycled critical minerals
US-based General Motors has just completed the first electric cars to use cells made with valuable metals recovered from end-of-life batteries
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NewsElectric WaterCraft Forum registration opens
The inaugural Maine event will showcase electric boat projects, technology and marine electrification
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Battery TechnologiesCATL’s heavy duty battery offers 1,000km range
The giant Chinese battery manufacturer CATL has released its next generation TECTRANS II version with adaptable modular architecture
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Battery TechnologiesUS battery tech company scales production of ‘anti-ageing’ cathode additive
Ten-Nine Technologies is scaling production of a cathode additive designed to extend battery life and reduce degradation
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ElectrificationFrauscher sets new 50kt+ electric record
At this year’s Monaco Energy Boat Challenge, Austrian boat builder Frauscher has broken through the 50kt barrier with its electric 797 Spectre model
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Battery TechnologiesLithium metal battery achieves over 600Wh/kg
Chinese researchers have produced a lithium metal pouch cell battery with an energy density of 602.5Wh/kg by using a new type of anti-dendrite additive
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Battery Technologies500Wh/kg silicon battery developed for long-range aviation
US-based Amprius Technologies has developed a lithium-ion battery cell with greatly improved energy density, but manufactured using existing factories
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Battery TechnologiesLithium battery breakthrough cycles 9,315 times
A new type of lithium metal anode has more than quadrupled the life expectancy of lithium batteries in lab tests, whilst still maintaining performance
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NewsChinese battery specialist enters electric outboard market
LiTime launches first marine propulsion range for kayaks, inflatables and other small recreational craft
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NewsToyota joins Volvo-backed fuel cell venture, opening potential for marine applications
Toyota’s fuel cell expertise could accelerate development of new hydrogen propulsion platforms as the Japanese manufacturer joins Volvo Group and Daimler Truck as an equal partner in Cellcentric venture
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Battery TechnologiesNew storage design for offshore energy
An Italian startup is testing a floating reservoir for storing renewable offshore energy, which could form a new type of ‘buoyant battery’ off global coastlines
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NewsBasque consortium to develop hydrogen-powered leisure boat
BASK-H2BOAT project will integrate fuel cell and battery propulsion in a lightweight vessel for recreational and coastal use
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Battery TechnologiesFormula 1 battery technology for superyachts
UK-based Williams Grand Prix Technologies has developed a modular battery system with a high energy density for demanding marine applications
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Battery TechnologiesEV batteries can retain over 95% capacity after 100,000km
With many EV batteries used in electric boats, there is good news from a study that shows that degradation of the cells is much slower than originally thought
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Product LaunchWilliams Grand Prix Technologies launches marine battery system
Formula 1 engineering specialist enters the marine sector with a scalable battery system for superyachts, support and explorer vessels, and hybrid propulsion applications
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