I thought that Toyota was ahead of the game with their development of their Solid State batteries and had not heard of Toshiba's SCiB batteries.
https://www.global.toshiba/ww/products- ... odule.html
Will have to read more to see how their performance/cost stacks up for use in residential renewable energy systems.
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Re: Toshiba SCiB™ modules
Interesting. More vendors are coming out with Lithium Titanium-oxide (LTO) cells.
Good thermal stability (like LFP), good charge/discharge characteristics, long cycle life.
Good thermal stability (like LFP), good charge/discharge characteristics, long cycle life.