【New Energy Applications】Kilowatt-class vanadium battery products have been developed
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According to a message on Pangang’s official WeChat account on the 16th, a kilowatt-class vanadium battery product has been developed and is now in mass production, while another megawatt-class vanadium battery product is in the stage of commercial demonstration. Public information shows that after a single charge, vanadium batteries can provide a driving range of up to 1,000 kilometers; the charging time is only 3 to 5 minutes. Their cost is 40% of that of current 24V lithium batteries, and they are regarded as \"perfect batteries\" in terms of driving range, charging time, and cost. Researchers say that in 2017, the market size for wind energy storage systems and urban peak-shaving storage systems that utilize vanadium batteries will be around 1.1 trillion yuan. The research, development, and widespread adoption of vanadium batteries hold the potential to become a new, historic industry worth trillions of dollars, serving as an alternative to lithium batteries.
If it can pass the tests, it will be able to completely replace lithium batteries; new developments will also arise in the field of new energy vehicles, and oil may face even greater challenges
If this technology is real, I think the first sectors to be affected will be wind and solar power, as it will help reduce the costs of energy storage technologies
I just checked Baidu – development of this technology started in China a few years ago; it seems that people there were ahead of their time, as this technology was created from the outset to address energy storage issues
Developing something allows for boasting, without any proof needed; moreover, such boasting isn’t taxed and can even be used to make money. It only counts if it’s used in a car and driven for 1,000 kilometers
This one will have to be tested by time
Agree; the Chinese people possess infinite wisdom
Many things are presented as being amazing, with technology supposedly ready to go into use right away. If we wait a few more years and look again, there’s still no news. Such as gallium-based solar cells, iron-based thin-film cells, and so on.
Vanadium batteries have been getting a lot of attention lately; I hope it’s not those scammers from before who are at work again
It’s not those scammers from before; it’s those from now