The goal of the LISA project: Laser joining of ceramic to metals for salt batteries. Image: Empa
LISA: Innosuisse funding for battery research. The goal of the LISA project: Laser joining of ceramic to metals for salt batteries. Image: Empa Empa will collaborate with Battery Consult AG, a research and development company specializing in salt battery technology, and the Swiss Innovation Park Biel/Bienne (SIPBB) in the LISA project (Laser Joining of ceramic-metal in SaltBatteries), which is co-funded by the Swiss Innovation Agency Innosuisse. The project aims to revolutionize battery manufacturing and contributes to the cost eļ¬ectiveness and sustainability of new energy storage solutions. Salt batteries based on the well-established ZEBRA technology have proven to be highly eļ¬cient and sustainable, with a long battery lifetime that reduces energy and capital costs for energy storage. At the end of their lifecycle, salt batteries are downcycled for use in the stainless-steel industry through a well-established process, showcasing their high degree of sustainability. Additionally, the degree of safety during manufacturing and operation is high, as these batteries are non-burnable and do not explode.
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