Increasing importance of LFP batteries

About this Webinar:

Batteries are an integral part of the transition to green energy, both for the automotive sectors transition to e-mobility, and for the transition to generating electricity from more reliable and sustainable technologies. As renewable energy sources as solar and wind are intermittent and therefore unreliable power sources, energy must be stored to certain periods of time.

The two main technologies used in the field of stationery energy storages are NMC (Nickel Manganese Cobalt) and LFP (Lithium Iron Phosphate).

Some of the questions that are discussed:

• Why are LFP cells growing in popularity?
• What implications this has on battery operation?
• Can we still trust the state of charge?
• How can battery analytics help?