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Unconventional battery tech start-ups look to seize market share
Rival technologies still have a way to go to catch the lithium-ion juggernaut, but the market will be so large they can’t be ruled out.
Ben PotterSenior writerDevelopers of zinc bromine and vanadium “flow” battery technologies – who for years have toiled tirelessly in the shadows of the juggernaut that is the lithium-ion battery industry with little reward for their troubles – are having a brief moment in the sun.
Whether that turns into a more durable moment depends on how things develop at the cutting edge of the energy transition – more specifically at the “medium-duration” storage niche of four hours to 12 hours.
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