Sodium-ion batteries, a cheaper and safer alternative to lithium-ion, are poised for widespread adoption in cars and grid storage by 2026, according to MIT Technology Review's 10 Breakthrough Technolo
Why it matters
The widespread adoption of sodium-ion batteries could significantly reduce the cost and improve the safety of energy storage solutions. This has major implications for the affordability and accessibility of electric vehicles and renewable energy integration, potentially accelerating the transition away from fossil fuels.
Imagine batteries that use salt instead of lithium. They are cheaper and safer, and by 2026, they could be powering our cars and storing energy for the electric grid.
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