Stanford Scientists Advance Liquid Battery for Renewable Energy Storage

The process stores electricity in liquid organic hydrogen carriers

June 20, 2024

/ Arshreet Singh
/ Energy Storage, Technology
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Researchers at Stanford University have made progress on an emerging technology that uses liquid organic hydrogen carriers (LOHCs) to essentially create a ‘liquid battery’ for storing renewable energy from wind and solar power.

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