The UK government-backed the Faraday Institution has allocated £ $68m m ( $68m ) for four , Last year projects aimed at developing next-generation battery technology. This would increase the durability of the battery and the range and acceleration of an electric vehicle. The projects will cover four categories: sodium-ion and lithium-ion cathodes, lithium-sulphur technology and electrode manufacturing, and will cover battery applications from electricity storage to electric vehicles. Last year , Faraday Institution awarded £ 42 m to four ongoing projects aiming to enhance current-generation battery technology.
The UK government-backed the Faraday Institution has allocated £ $68m m ( $68m ) for four , Last year projects aimed at developing next-generation battery technology. The projects will cover four categories: sodium-ion and lithium-ion cathodes, lithium-sulphur technology and electrode manufacturing, and will cover battery applications from electricity storage to electric vehicles. Last year , Faraday Institution awarded £ 42 m to four ongoing projects aiming to enhance current-generation battery technology.