US Patent for Energy storage device having a current collector
This application is a continuation-in-part of pending U.S. patent application Ser. No. 15/700,077, filed on Sep. 9, 2017, the entirety of which is herein incorporated by reference. FIELD OF THE
Low cost high performance electrode for energy storage devices
The present invention is directed to a low cost, high performance electrode for energy storage devices and energy storage systems and a method for making same is disclosed, where a
Mapping Technological Trajectories for Energy Storage Device
The current research focuses on the enhancement and growth in the innovation of energy storage device. The scope of study focuses on the list of patent classification according to the
US Patent Application for ENERGY STORAGE DEVICE AND
An aspect of the present invention is an energy storage device including an electrode assembly that has a negative electrode and a positive electrode, where the negative electrode contains
Manufacture of electrodes for energy storage devices
The energy storage media 1 of the anode 3 for a fully charged energy storage device (ESD) 10 substantially contains all of the lithium within the storage cell 12. Similar in construction, the
System and method for removing an electrolyte from an energy storage
A system and method of removing an electrolyte from energy storage and conversion devices using a supercritical fluid are provided. The method includes placing a selected device in a
Elemental metal and carbon mixtures for energy storage devices
An energy storage device can include a first electrode, a second electrode and a separator between the first electrode and the second electrode wherein the first electrode or the second
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Are patents a valid indicator of innovation in the energy sector?
Following the work of Griliches 42, others evaluated patenting in the energy sector, and concluded that patents are a valid indicator to measure innovativeness within the energy sector 2, 28. This result has been extended and re-confirmed by a number of authors 43.
How will government support electrochemical storage?
New research promoting soft-side innovations and business models will expedite integration of electrochemical storage into common markets. Further government support is necessary to promote responsible R&D spending that enables serious cost reductions across solar, wind, and storage, while also decarbonizing electricity and transportation.
Are patents a proxy for Innovation?
We consider patents filed according to the Patent Cooperation Treaty (PCT) as a proxy for innovation. Following the work of Griliches 42, others evaluated patenting in the energy sector, and concluded that patents are a valid indicator to measure innovativeness within the energy sector 2, 28.
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Simultaneously, policies designed to build market growth and innovation in battery storage may complement cost reductions across a suite of clean energy technologies. Further integration of R&D and deployment of new storage technologies paves a clear route toward cost-effective low-carbon electricity.
Can materials science increase battery energy density?
For instance, if scientists increase battery energy densities by 20% through extensive R&D in materials science, yet continue to use materials and production lines at their current cost, the price per kWh of storage could drop by 16.7% before increasing any production volumes.
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We find that R&D spending is a strong indicator of driving innovation. Therefore, concomitant increases in R&D spending across energy research would promote a diverse suite of storage technologies and materials science advances. Global battery price and output volume data collection.