Columbia Engineering researchers developed K-Na/S batteries, using abundant sulfur, potassium, and sodium for efficient RE storage. This innovative design addresses low capacity and high-temperature challenges, enabling operation at 75 °C. The advancement enhances energy density and reliability, promoting a sustainable energy future by stabilizing power grids and reducing fossil fuel dependence.
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