LiFePO4 batteries have many features that make them superior to other battery technologies. They are lightweight, versatile and have a long lifespan. But are lithium iron phosphate batteries environmentally friendly? Our latest blog tackles this question and much more.
Batteries can be found in virtually every household item – remote controls, phones, smoke alarms and toys. They even help us power important equipment like our cars, boats, lawn mowers and more.
Observed each year on February 18th, National Battery Day is a day to appreciate the convenience batteries provide to our everyday lives.
All lithium chemistries are not created equal. In fact, most American consumers – electronic enthusiasts aside – are only familiar with a limited range of lithium solutions. The most common versions are built from cobalt oxide, manganese oxide and nickel oxide formulations.
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Garia, a leading manufacturer of golf and utility vehicles, has chosen RELiON Battery as its primary supplier of lithium iron phosphate batteries (LiFePO4) to operate a fleet of all-electric Garia Utility vehicles.
The United States’ solar energy market is booming. In fiscal Q3 and Q4, the industry saw record growth in new photovoltaic installations, which increased the total nationwide solar capacity to 35.8 gigawatts.
Lithium ion technology is frequently being pushed into new frontiers, and those advancements are increasing our potential to live more environmentally-friendly and economically-savvy lives. Let’s take Tesla’s Powerwall, a lithium-ion home battery, for example.
Electric cars are still a growing force in the automobile market, despite low gas prices in the U.S. for the last two years. The industry is seeing research innovations and consumer demand equally propelled by the desire to maximize green energy opportunities and harness the potential of autonomous vehicles.