Air-Breathing Aqueous Sulfur Flow Battery for Ultralow-Cost Long-Duration Electrical Storage
By Zheng Li, M. Pan, Liang Su, Ping‐chun Tsai, Andres F. Badel, Joseph Valle, Stephanie L. Eiler, K. Xiang, F. Brushett, Y. Chiang. 2017
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Subfields: Electrical and Electronic Engineering, Electronic, Optical and Magnetic Materials
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- Redox flow batteries: Status and perspective towards sustainable stationary energy storage (2021, background): “The emerging “ Air-Breathing aqueous sulfur flow battery ” (Li 2 Sx/air or Na 2 Sx/air) [253] takes advantage of using inexpensive chemicals, achieving competitive prices (being limited by precious metals used by cathode electrodes); less than 1 € kW − 1 h − 1 using Na 2 S chemicals.”
- Storage Requirements and Costs of Shaping Renewable Energy Toward Grid Decarbonization (2019, methodology): “Electrochemical batteries with energy capacity costs lower than those of Li-ion may also be possible, with several proposed aqueous electrochemical options having estimated chemical costs below $10/kWh.(25) However, a low chemical cost does not always translate into low system cost.”
- Learning only buys you so much: Practical limits on battery price reduction (2019, methodology): “Adapting the methodology of Li et al.[25], chemical cost of storage and chemical specific energy for 24 representative and promising electrochemical couples for EV applications are calculated and shown in Fig.”