Scientists make game-changing breakthrough on quest for next-gen battery: ‘Magic will happen when costs come down’
Experts studying flow batteries see the potential for the alternatively designed packs to be powerful energy storers to one day replace dirty energy sources, according to a story by CleanTechnica.
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