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Well-known companies in the United States and South Korea cooperate to develop lithium-metal batteries with twice the energy density and cycle life.


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Chongqing Feilong Jiangli collects the latest information for you, so that you can get the most cutting-edge technical information. A private company focused on developing the first rechargeable lithium-metal batteries in the United States announced that it would cooperate with SKI, Korea's largest energy and chemical company, to develop lithium-metal batteries.

This cooperation will focus on solid-state lithium anode laminates, which can double the energy density and cycle life of rechargeable batteries. The initial goal was to produce and test prototype batteries to prove whether the increase in volume and weight led to an increase in energy density and cycle life relative to existing lithium-ion batteries.

SK Innovation plans to complete the research on conductive glass separators by the end of 2021 and apply them to the development of lithium metal batteries. Conductive glass separator is the key technology to promote the stability of lithium metal batteries. The company hopes to successfully develop conductive glass separators to accelerate the commercialization of lithium-metal batteries.

A battery company based in Berkeley, California, USA, has invented and patented a technology to protect the electrodes of lithium-metal batteries, which is the core technology of sulfur-lithium batteries, lithium-air batteries and water-lithium batteries. Scientists at the battery company have invented a patented process that combines lithium metal with a continuous monolithic glass electrolyte. Battery validation in the laboratory indicates that continuous monolithic glass prevents dendrites and promotes lithium metal recycling.

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