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Long-lasting solid-state Na-ion batteries for low-cost energy storage

Long-lasting solid-state Na-ion batteries for low-cost energy storage
用于低成本储能的长效固态钠离子电池
批准号:
561043-2020
负责人:
Trifkovic, Milana
金额:
$3.52万
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依托单位国家:
加拿大
项目类别:
Alliance Grants
财政年份:
2021
资助国家:
加拿大
项目状态:
已结题
起止时间:
2021-01-01 至 2022-12-31

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中文摘要
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目前迫切需要改进电动汽车的储能技术和大规模集成可再生电网储能。目前,锂离子电池在容量和电力输送方面提供了最好的性能。然而,就地壳的总供应量和地理可用性而言,锂是一种有限的资源,这限制了它在大规模固定电力应用中的可行性。使用钠离子而不是锂离子来储存电荷的可充电电池解决了未来锂稀缺的可能性,因为钠是一种非常丰富的元素。该研究项目旨在进一步推动我们最近的钠离子电池(NIBs)的发展,使其成为大规模电化学储能系统的潜在低成本,安全和可持续的解决方案,并将其带入商业化阶段。高自然丰度和钠(Na)资源的广泛分布,包括阿尔伯塔省的大量储量,提供了显著的成本优势。我们将采用系统的方法来开发固体电解质,使用新型陶瓷和混合复合材料,以及设计电解质和电极之间的界面,这对电池性能至关重要。这种方法将有助于开发具有高能量密度、快速充放电、低成本储能的长效nib。该技术的广泛影响/商业潜力在于其低成本、可持续性和优越的性能。该项目符合省和联邦向低碳经济转型的战略计划,并为阿尔伯塔省成为这一有前途的技术的全国和全球领导者提供了机会。
英文摘要
There is a critical need for improved energy storage technologies for electric vehicles and large-scale integration of renewable electricity grid storage. Currently, lithium-ion batteries offer the best performance in terms of capacity and power delivery. However, lithium is a limited resource with respect to both its total supply in the Earth's crust and its geographic availability, which limits its viability for large scale stationary power applications. Rechargeable batteries which use sodium ions instead of lithium ions for storing charge address the possibility of lithium scarcity in the future, because sodium is a very abundant element. This research project aims to further our recent developments of Na-ion batteries (NIBs) as a potential low-cost, safe and sustainable solution to large-scale electrochemical energy storage systems and bring it to the commercialization phase. The high natural abundance and broad distribution of sodium (Na) resources, including large reserves in Alberta, offer significant cost advantages. We will take a systematic approach to the development of solid electrolytes, using new ceramics and hybrid composites, and the design of the interface between the electrolyte and electrodes, that is critical to battery performance. This approach will enable development of long-lasting, NIBs with high energy density, fast charge/discharge for low-cost energy storage. The broader impact/commercial potential of the developed technology is in its low cost, sustainability and superior properties. The project aligns with the strategic provincial and federal plans to transition to low-carbon economy and provides an opportunity for Alberta to become a national and global leader in this promising technology.
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