"Harvard Spinoff Unleashes Solid State Battery Revolution Against Fossil Fuels"
Harvard University spinoff Adden Energy has developed a new solid state battery that can last for 6,000 cycles and recharge in just 10 minutes, potentially revolutionizing energy storage and driving fossil fuels out of the global economy. The battery, which overcomes challenges such as dendrite formation, has the potential to make electric vehicles more affordable and is currently in the scaling-up stage, with plans to bring a full-sized solid state battery for electric vehicles to market within the next three to five years. The technology aims to extend the lifetime of batteries, making electric vehicles more accessible to everyone and contributing to a clean energy future.
