Inlyte Energy Raises $8M to Develop Grid Batteries Made of Iron and Salt
Although solar and wind are now more economical energy sources than fossil fuels, the challenge of affordable energy storage remains a hurdle.
- Although solar and wind are now more economical energy sources than fossil fuels, the challenge of affordable energy storage remains a hurdle.
- An electrical grid powered by intermittent renewables like wind and solar requires massive investments in energy storage technologies.
- Iron and salt batteries, unlike lithium-ion batteries, can also operate in extreme heat or cold, making them well suited for locations with increasingly high temperatures.
- Inlyte's iron and salt batteries also have another significant advantage over other batteries: they are incredibly safe, with no risk of fire.