These lithium-sulfur batteries are lighter and cheaper than the widely used lithium-ion batteries and can be produced cost-effectively and in an environmentally friendly manner, the researchers say. — Fraunhofer IWS Dresden/dpa
Researchers in Australia say they have developed the world's most powerful rechargeable battery using lithium-sulfur, said to perform four times better than the strongest batteries currently available.
What's more, these lithium-sulfur batteries are lighter and cheaper than the widely used lithium-ion batteries and can be produced cost-effectively and in an environmentally friendly manner, the researchers say.
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