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🔋 The major points that contribute to such a low carbon footprint are: ⚡ First is the abundance of sodium. The extraction and processing of this mineral is far easier than the likes of lithium, lead, phosphorus, or cobalt. This single factor is enough to halve the carbon footprint during production. 🚛 The lower environmental impact of extraction of sodium ion battery materials than lithium and allied materials is also a good reason. With fewer resources being disturbed for the extraction, including soil, water, and habitats, the overall carbon emissions drop significantly. 🏭 Sodium-ion battery manufacturing is less energy intensive as compared to other batteries requiring less energy. Also, the recyclability of the battery is significant, hence contributing to a lower carbon footprint. 🌏 Lastly, when sodium-ion technology becomes more widely adopted, economies of scale could contribute to lower production costs and a lower overall environmental impact. 🌱 Indi Energy has further reduced the environmental cost by using Hard Carbon Electrodes and Indigenization of all the raw materials, reducing logistical impacts as well. 👉 Follow us on our journey! 🌐 Visit www.indienergy.in #sodiumion #batterytech #greentech #sustainableenergy #cleantech #renewablepower #lowcarbon #energyinnovation #ecofriendlybatteries #alternativeenergy #sodiumbattery #climateaction #cleanenergyfuture #environmentaltech #batteryrevolution #carbonneutral #energystorage #sustainability #greeninnovation #techforchange

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Excited to share BCG’s latest article on Bioenergy with Carbon Capture and Storage (BECCS) – a game-changer in the fight against climate change that’s often overlooked. BECCS isn't just a technical term; it's a powerful tool that helps industries hit their net-zero targets and boosts economic value at the same time. 🌍💼 Some key takeaways: 🌟 Big Profits: BECCS can offer significant profits, with significant potential earnings per ton of CO2 removed. 🌟 Scalability: To meet net zero goals, BECCS needs to scale up massively – from 2 Mt CO2 to 190 Mt CO2 by 2030. This will support key industries like pulp and paper, electricity generation, and ethanol. Curious to learn more? Check out the full article here: https://lnkd.in/dR8AYXpD Congratulations to our BCG authors: Alex Dewar, Katherine Phillips, Anders Porsborg-Smith, Carl Clayton and Lucyann Murray. Thanks for helping to advance sustainable innovation!

Excited to share BCG’s latest article on Bioenergy with Carbon Capture and Storage (BECCS) – a game-changer in the fight against climate change that’s often overlooked. BECCS isn't just a technical term; it's a powerful tool that helps industries hit their net-zero targets and boosts economic value at the same time. 🌍💼 Some key takeaways: 🌟 Big Profits: BECCS can offer significant profits, with significant potential earnings per ton of CO2 removed. 🌟 Scalability: To meet net zero goals, BECCS needs to scale up massively – from 2 Mt CO2 to 190 Mt CO2 by 2030. This will support key industries like pulp and paper, electricity generation, and ethanol. Curious to learn more? Check out the full article here: https://lnkd.in/da2VUpQK Congratulations to our BCG authors: Alex Dewar, Katherine Phillips, Anders Porsborg-Smith, Carl Clayton and Lucyann Murray. Thanks for helping to advance sustainable innovation!

The BCF #EssentialCoatings report shows how coatings are key for making things sustainable. coatings help us save resources, like materials and energy, and reduce wate. Coatings also help make renewable energy and save energy overall. Plus, they're big players in keeping our infrastructure strong and durable, which means less need for replacements and repairs.😎 Utilising the super-material Graphene, HMG’s Graphene containing primer provides enhanced protection to a number of substrates. The Graphene acts as a a micro carbon barrier for the water, forcing the water sideways rather than allowing it to penetrate down to the metal surface which protects products for longer. By harnessing the incredible properties of Graphene, HMG's primer, infused with Graphene, offers superior protection to various substrates.

Multi-Walled Carbon Nanotubes are transforming the battery industry, enhancing battery performance, promoting sustainability, and ensuring material stability. Dive into this article to uncover the remarkable advancements that are reshaping our future. https://lnkd.in/d8i3jAv2

The article discusses sodium-ion batteries as a promising, sustainable alternative to lithium-ion batteries due to their lower environmental impact and cost. It highlights their global use in storing renewable energy, emphasizing the advantages of sodium's abundance and lower extraction costs. Challenges in recycling lithium batteries are mentioned, alongside exploration of other battery technologies like solid-state and lithium-sulphur batteries. The piece concludes with the importance of diversifying battery technology for a more sustainable future.

The article discusses sodium-ion batteries as a promising, sustainable alternative to lithium-ion batteries due to their lower environmental impact and cost. It highlights their global use in storing renewable energy, emphasizing the advantages of sodium's abundance and lower extraction costs. Challenges in recycling lithium batteries are mentioned, alongside exploration of other battery technologies like solid-state and lithium-sulphur batteries. The piece concludes with the importance of diversifying battery technology for a more sustainable future.

Researchers at MIT have developed a carbon-cement supercapacitor that could revolutionize energy storage in buildings. By combining carbon black, cement powder, and water, they've created a material capable of storing energy efficiently. These supercapacitors charge quickly and could be used in applications like solar-energy storing roads or energy-storing foundations for houses. Although they discharge energy rapidly and require optimization for steady output, they offer a promising alternative to lithium-based batteries. However, challenges such as environmental impact and scaling up production remain. Innovations in low-emissions cement could address these concerns, paving the way for a sustainable energy future. #CarbonCementSupercapacitor #EnergyStorage #SustainableBuilding

Excited to share BCG’s latest article on Bioenergy with Carbon Capture and Storage (BECCS) – a game-changer in the fight against climate change that’s often overlooked. BECCS isn't just a technical term; it's a powerful tool that helps industries hit their net-zero targets and boosts economic value at the same time. 🌍💼 Some key takeaways: 🌟 Big Profits: BECCS can offer significant profits, with significant potential earnings per ton of CO2 removed. 🌟 Scalability: To meet net zero goals, BECCS needs to scale up massively – from 2 Mt CO2 to 190 Mt CO2 by 2030. This will support key industries like pulp and paper, electricity generation, and ethanol. Curious to learn more? Check out the full article here: https://lnkd.in/ezx3RRch Congratulations to our BCG authors: Alex Dewar, Katherine Phillips, Anders Porsborg-Smith, Carl Clayton and Lucyann Murray. Thanks for helping to advance sustainable innovation!