With its new BATMn reactor in Victoria Australia, Calix is developing high surface area and unique layered morphology Lithium Manganese Oxide materials, with the aim to produce high performance, affordable, and more recyclable Lithium-ion batteries.
This video takes a deep dive into the unique Calix battery materials and help understand why they could be a game changer for the industry, and instrumental in enabling the pathway toward transformation of the global energy sector from fossil-based to zero-carbon by the second half of this century.
Calix Calcination Process
Energy accounts for around 60% of total global greenhouse gas emissions. Increasing energy efficiency, developing sustainable energy storage devices and the use of renewable energy is crucial to creating more sustainable communities and businesses and resilience to environmental issues like climate change.
The rapid growth in electric vehicles and renewable energy storage solutions is creating a shift in the global need from dependence on fossil fuel to efficient, cheaper, higher-capacity, and sustainable energy storage options.
To reach the UN Sustainable Development Goals (also known as SDGs) regarding low carbon emissions, sustainable cities, and cost-effective energy supply – storage systems have now become critical. Affordable and flexible energy storage technologies are the key to enabling transitions to clean energy around the world.
